Question

A hairdresser who has a small shop went to the Chamber of Commerce to
get a businessman's ID. The officials of the Chamber refused to give
him an ID because they told him he is not a businessman. The
hairdresser replied that he has a couple of branches and a manager.
Explain according to the Iraqi Commercial Law which side is right and
why the Chamber said that he is not a businessman and the hairdresser
said he has a couple of branches.

Answer 1

ANSWER

As per the Iraqi Commercial Law, the beautician needs to hold an extraordinary organization name at the Baghdad Chamber of Commerce.

• In the event that the picked organization name is accessible at the Baghdad Chamber of Commerce, the candidate gets a letter affirming that the name is accessible.
• At that point, the candidate needs to go to the Federal Chamber of Commerce with that letter so as to do another name search at the government level.
• It is absurd to expect to do the hunt at the Federal Chamber of Commerce without having a letter from the Baghdad Chamber of Commerce.
• From that point onward, the business needs to draft the articles of affiliation and register the organization.

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