Document Type : Original Article

Author

• Susan Yousefi

Master of Laws, Private Law, Islamic Azad University, Research Sciences Unit, Ilam, Iran

Abstract

Commercial documents, which are means of payment in commercial transactions, are considered a tool to help regulate commercial relations such as buying and selling, transportation and providing services and establishing order between merchants, and this role makes the mentioned documents more important and the existence of regulations It is necessary to be precise and comprehensive about them. In this research, the author is trying to refer directly to the sources and references in a library way and by using descriptive-analytical analysis to all the mentioned cases in this regard and how the signatories of commercial documents are responsible in paying for these documents in Iran with a view Respond to business rights and discuss them more carefully. The most important function of commercial documents is that they are a means of non-cash payments. Identifying the function of these documents as a payment system can be very effective in the realistic description and functional analysis of these documents. An approach that by using the economic analysis of the desired or efficient performance of these papers is the answer to many legal issues surrounding them.

Keywords

• Form conditions
• Document issuance
• Document works
• Commercial documents
• Commercial law

Main Subjects

• Private Law

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