Identifying Commercial Disputes in Vietnam

Identifying commercial disputes are a common phenomenon in the market economy. As a result of commercial activities, identifying commercial disputes have soon received certain attention from Vietnamese law.

Identifying commercial disputes must know that dispute is a disagreement or conflict of rights and obligations between the parties. Depending on the social relations governed by the law industry, identifying commercial disputes will be different, for example: Civil dispute, labor dispute, land dispute, etc.

The 2005 Commercial Law also introduces the concept of commercial activities, Article 3.1 of the 2005 Commercial Law stipulates: “Commercial activities are activities aimed at making profits, including buying and selling goods, providing epidemic services, services, investment, trade promotion and other lucrative activities. ” According to this regulation, commercial activities are expanded to be all activities with profitable purposes.

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Thus, for the purpose of identifying commercial disputes, it can be understood that: “Commercial disputes are disputes or conflicts that occur between parties when participating in commercial activities.” Identifying commercial disputes has the following characteristics:

Firstly, identifying commercial disputes will find that commercial disputes are disagreements or conflicts over rights and obligations between parties in a commercial relationship. Commercial relations and disagreements between the parties are necessary and sufficient conditions for a dispute to arise.

Secondly, identifying commercial disputes will find that commercial disputes are disagreements or conflicts over rights and obligations between parties must arise from commercial activities.

Thirdly, identifying commercial disputes will find that commercial disputes are mainly those that arise between traders. In addition to the trader who is the main subject as identifying commercial disputes, in certain cases, individuals and organizations other than the trader may also be the subject as identifying commercial disputes: between the company and the members of the company; between members of the company related to the establishment, operation, dissolution, merger, consolidation, division, separation, transformation of the company’s organizational form.

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Identifying Commercial Disputes in Vietnam

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Identifying commercial disputes are a common phenomenon in the market economy. As a result of commercial activities, identifying commercial disputes have soon received certain attention from Vietnamese law.

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Nguyen Huu Phuoc

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Phuoc & Partners

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