Definition of Interstate Commerce



Interstate commerce is the US-based Constitutional law. There are laws of all countries for commercial trades and similarly, the US have their laws in this respect which bounds the traffic and all commercial trade traffics to enter in the city. These laws are there to control commerce traffic coming as a trade factor.

 


Therefore interstate commerce restricts the state boundaries to enter in the restricted area without any permission. The US has the Interstate Commercial Laws under the Interstate Commerce Act 1887.

 

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