Tribunal de commerce
Tribunal de commerce, Commercial court in France.
The Tribunal de commerce is a French court that handles trade disputes.
The first commercial courts were established in France during the Middle Ages.
The judges of the Tribunal de commerce are not professional magistrates, but elected traders and industrialists.
The Tribunal de commerce can handle cases related to commercial leases, recovery of professional debts, and business difficulties.
The Tribunal de commerce is unique as it is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in Europe.
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