COMMENTARY ON THE CHS. 6-9 OF THE CHARTER OF COMMERCIAL PROCEDURE
In the article the author reveals the history of formation and development of commercial courts in the Russian Empire, as well as procedures for dealing with commercial cases. The article presents a comment on the Charter of Commercial Procedure norms that regulated the evidence (paras. 206-264). The authors consider such evidence as a proper recognition and written evidence. Proper recognition in the trade process resembled confession and written evidence that was general and special, including: a) merchant account books, including books and texture; b) brokering books and notes; c) books modeled on the merchant; g) accounts and receipts.