ESTABLISHING OF SPECIALIZED COMMERICAL COURTS AS ALTERNATIVE FOR REDEFINING OF THE COURT SYSTEM OF THE REPUBLIC OF NORTH MACEDONIA
Date Issued
2019-09
Author(s)
Koevski Goran, Tusevska Borka, Spasevski Darko
Abstract
In this paper, the authors are analyzing the benefits of introducing of specialized
commercial courts in the Republic of North Macedonia through an analysis of the
main trends and international experiences in this field. The comparative analysis
takes into account the advantages and weaknesses of the introduction of
specialized commercial courts. This research analyzes the practice of the AngloSaxon countries (the United States and the United Kingdom) and the practice of
the countries of Continental Law (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and the
Netherlands), as well as neighboring countries. Additionally, the authors are
analyzing the experiences from the work of the commercial courts in our country,
until they were abolished. This paper is also taken into account the reports of the
relevant international institutions on the judicial system in North Macedonia, and
in particular the Progress Reports of the European Union.
commercial courts in the Republic of North Macedonia through an analysis of the
main trends and international experiences in this field. The comparative analysis
takes into account the advantages and weaknesses of the introduction of
specialized commercial courts. This research analyzes the practice of the AngloSaxon countries (the United States and the United Kingdom) and the practice of
the countries of Continental Law (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and the
Netherlands), as well as neighboring countries. Additionally, the authors are
analyzing the experiences from the work of the commercial courts in our country,
until they were abolished. This paper is also taken into account the reports of the
relevant international institutions on the judicial system in North Macedonia, and
in particular the Progress Reports of the European Union.
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