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Explanatory Notes for a Supreme Court ruling on the burden of proof required to prove the commercial nature of a company's actions, wherein the Court stated that even if a company makes a loan to a borrower on the basis of friendly feelings between the company's representative and the borrower, the monetary claim based on such loan by the company should be considered to be of a commercial nature (Supreme Court Judgment issued by the Second Petty Bench on February 22, 2008)
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Explanatory Notes for a Supreme Court ruling on the burden of proof required to prove the commercial nature of a company's actions, wherein the Court stated that even if a company makes a loan to a borrower on the basis of friendly feelings between the company's representative and the borrower, the monetary claim based on such loan by the company should be considered to be of a commercial nature (Supreme Court Judgment issued by the Second Petty Bench on February 22, 2008)

Jan 2009
Authors Shinji Kusakabe
Publisher Economic Legal Research Institute
Publication The Financial and Business Law Precedents No. 1307 [January 17, 2009 issue]
Issue Jan 2009
Practice Areas Corporate  Dispute Resolution