Sanctions or legal awareness capacity is still limited. To improve the awareness and legal capacity of sanctions for traders, it is necessary to:
- Respond to propaganda, dissemination and legal education movements on commercial contracts and the application of sanctions in commerce.
- Participate in and organize seminars and training courses on contract drafting, sanctions provisions, and the application of sanctions when there is a breach of contract.
- Consult lawyers before signing the contract to ensure legal and strict terms or when disputes arise when applying sanctions of the violated party.
Only then can trade sanctions be applied flexibly and effectively, becoming effective legal tools for traders when participating in trade activities.
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CONCLUDE
Sanctions in trade in Vietnam today are stipulated in many legal documents, but mainly stipulated in the Commercial Law 2005, which has met relatively fully, contributing significantly to ensuring the implementation of commercial contracts. Sanctions are very diverse and the application of different sanctions when violations occur brings different effects. However, due to economic development, violations are increasingly complicated with increasing numbers, requiring the law regulating sanctions in trade to be more complete so that they can be thoroughly applied in practice, helping to protect Vietnamese traders, organizations and individuals when they participate in commercial activities. Currently, there are many documents and scientific research works on contracts and liability for breach of contracts in trade. On the basis of inheriting those achievements, the topic has updated and analyzed the most basic issues when studying sanctions for breach of contract in commerce, the latest provisions of the law on forms of sanctions. The contents are all from a theoretical perspective combined with practical analysis and also point out the shortcomings of the law in regulating sanctions for breach of commercial contracts. From the contents of the thesis, it contributes to meeting the needs of studying and applying sanctions for breach of contract in commerce. In the process of completing the thesis, due to many different reasons, it is inevitable that there are shortcomings, limitations and shortcomings, so in the coming time, it is necessary to continue to research and improve./
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