commercial law

commercial law
The law which relates to shipping, insurance, exchange of money, brokerage, bills of exchange, promissory notes, and other matters of concern to merchants and traders throughout the world, being, on account of the world wide extent of the operations which it governs, the least localized of legal systems with the exception only of international law. Brooklyn City & Newton R. R. Co. v National Bank of the Republic, 102 US (12 Otto) 14, 55, 26 L Ed 61, 76.

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