The Role of Commercial Books in Evidence in Kuwaiti Law: A Comparative Study with the Egyptian Law and Masqat Charter
Dr. Youssif Motlaq Mohammad Khalaf Almotaotah Alenezi
Assistant Professor of Commercial Law – College of Business Studies – Kuwait
Abstract:
Commercial books are customary instruments that are not originally prepared for evidence purposes. Commercial books rather help merchants organize their transactions. However, commercial books gained a great value in evidence due to the development of commercial transactions and their complexity. According to law, Provision both merchants and their opponents may use commercial books to prove their claims.
The article is divided into two parts as follow:
Part One: The Authenticity of Commercial Books
Part Two: Reviewing Commercial Books in Courts