English–Japanese
“commercial law” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishōhō
Example
商法を学ぶ学生が増えています。shō hō o mana bu gaku sei ga fu e te i ma su
The number of students studying commercial law is growing.
How to say “commercial law” in Japanese
“Commercial law” in Japanese is 商法 (shōhō).
Describes the legal rules that govern trade, business activities, and the dealings of commercial actors.
Example sentences with 商法
会社の取引については、商法の規定が適用されることがあります。kai sha no torihiki ni tsu i te wa shō hō no ki tei ga teki yō sa re ru ko to ga a ri ma su
The provisions of commercial law may apply to a company's transactions.
Tips for using 商法
- Unlike business practice, 商法 (shōhō) refers to the legal rules of commerce, and it is also the name of Japan's Commercial Code in legal contexts.