نحو معيار منضبط للعمل التجاري في التشريعين القطري و اللبناني : دراسة في مدى تطور معايير العمل التجاري و مواءمتها لتطور أدوات المشروع التجاري

الملخص EN

The research aims to study the extent to which there is a disciplined standard for business in light of the diversity of standards adopted by the Qatari and the Lebanese legislators.

This reflects on the determination of the law that applies to the issue, whether commercial law or civil law in the event that the commercial status of this work is not granted, and regardless of the different divisions of business according to its types.

This is an attempt to develop a disciplined concept of business, because both the Qatari and the Lebanese legislators did not establish a definition specific to business.

The two legislators merely listed some examples of what might be considered a business to which commercial law applies.

These examples were addressed in the form of a non-exclusive census, and did not include all types of business.

The research deals with the criteria for determining business in the Qatari and Lebanese legislation, highlighting its diversity to an economic, legal and third technical standard, explaining the manifestations and aspects of each standard and its shortcomings.

This approach is designed to determine the chosen standard in determining the status that is attached to the work as a business, which brings it under the sphere of the application of commercial law, taking into account the content of this standard and the extent to which its scope and premature are enforced.

At the end of this research, we concluded with some findings and recommendations, suggesting amending some articles of the Qatari and the Lebanese trade laws, which relate to the definition of the standard of commercial status of work.