Transforming of Modern Commercial Law to Public Law and Regulation Pattern of Commercial Law, Civil Law and Economic Law in China
Zhen Zhang
Abstract
Zhen Zhang
Abstract
The paper studies the relationship between Commercial Law and Economic Law, the regulation pattern of Civil Law and Commercial Law from the viewpoint that modern Commercial Law is transforming to Public Law. It points out that Commercial Law is very different from Economic Law and the relationship between Civil Law and Commercial Law is that of common law and special law.
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The paper studies the relationship between Commercial Law and Economic Law, the regulation pattern of Civil Law and Commercial Law from the viewpoint that modern Commercial Law is transforming to Public Law. It points out that Commercial Law is very different from Economic Law and the relationship between Civil Law and Commercial Law is that of common law and special law.
Key concepts: Public law, Private law, Law, Civil law (Civil law), Commercial law, Comparative law, Municipal law, Chinese law