lawful commerce
[ˈlɔːfəl ˈkɒmɜːrs]
nounpl: lawful commerce (uncountable)
comércio lícito
1. Trade, exchange of goods, or business activities that are conducted in accordance with applicable laws and regulations
The company engages only in lawful commerce and adheres to all international trade regulations.
A empresa se dedica apenas ao comércio lícito e adere a todas as regulamentações de comércio internacional.
2. Commercial transactions that comply with legal standards and do not involve illegal activities such as smuggling, fraud, or trade in prohibited items
Lawful commerce requires proper documentation and transparency in all business dealings.
O comércio lícito exige documentação apropriada e transparência em todas as transações comerciais.
3. A constitutional principle protecting interstate or international trade that is legal and does not violate commerce laws
The Supreme Court ruled that the state law violated the principles of lawful commerce between states.
A Suprema Corte decidiu que a lei estadual violava os princípios do comércio lícito entre estados.
This term is predominantly used in legal, constitutional, and business contexts in both the United States and Brazil. In the US, 'lawful commerce' is particularly significant in constitutional law regarding the Commerce Clause and interstate trade regulations. In Brazil, 'comércio lícito' is commonly referenced in commercial law, customs regulations, and anti-corruption legislation. The term reflects a commitment to transparency and legal compliance in business dealings, which is increasingly important in both countries' regulatory frameworks.
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