Commercial Code of Qatar, Qatar Law Number 27 of 2006 (Spiralrygg)

Philip Gordon, BA (Cantab), BA Arabic Language & Literature (University of Cairo), is a highly experienced translator from Arabic to English, particularly of legal texts. He has lived and worked in the Middle East for many years, and has also translated the extensive Civil Code of Qatar, also published by Lexgulf.

The Commercial Code of Qatar, Law number 27 of 2006, is the most important law in the Emirate governing business transactions, along with the Civil Code. This book provides a professional translation from the official Arabic text into English, and includes a detailed contents list as well as footnotes and annotations by the translator.

General provisions - commercial business & merchants - commercial books - commercial premises - commercial title - commercial debt - unlawful competition - commercial obligations - nominate commercial contracts - commercial sales, maritime sales - contract of carriage - pledges & deposits - commercial agency & brokerage - operations performed by banks - commercial papers and their types: bills of exchange, order bills, cheques,the penalties - commercial mortgage - bankruptcy and preventive conciliation: declaration of bankruptcy, effects of bankruptcy, administration of bankruptcy.