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The article examines whether the traditional distinction between civil law and commercial law remains relevant and viable within the framework of OHADA's uniform law, and whether the unification process has gone too far, also considering potential conflicts of norms and conventions.
Whether the traditional distinction between civil law and commercial law remains viable and fundamental in the context of OHADA's unification of business law, and what the force of resistance of this distinction is against the pressures of modernization and unification.
What is the legal qualification of the broker (courtier) under OHADA law, and what are the consequences of recognizing the broker as both an intermediary and a merchant?