1. What is a 'commerçant' as defined in commercial law?
2. What is the primary role of the components within a fonds de commerce?
3. How does a bail commercial compare to general obligations in commercial law?
Fonds de commerce — components?
Tangible assets (merchandise, equipment) and intangible assets (client base, goodwill, rights).
Commerçant — definition?
Person performing acts of commerce professionally and independently.
Bail commercial — obligations?
Landlord must deliver compliant premises; tenant must pay rent and maintain property.
Commerçant — definition?
Performs acts of commerce professionally and independently.
Acte de commerce — definition?
Legal act subject to commercial law for profit.
Acte de commerce par nature — examples?
Buying for resale, banking, brokerage.
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