prawo spółdzielcze (cooperative law)

Prawo spółdzielcze, or cooperative law, refers to the regulations governing cooperatives—business entities owned and operated by their members for mutual benefit. It outlines the rights and obligations of members, the structure and governance of cooperatives, and the processes for decision-making. The law promotes democratic control, ensuring that each member has a say in operations, and emphasizes cooperation among members. It also sets rules for forming, managing, and dissolving cooperatives, aiming to support economic and social development through collective ownership and shared resources.