Commercial Law Turkish commercial law covers a very important area that regulates the complex structure of the business world and ensures the fair and orderly conduct of commercial relations. In Turkey’s dynamic business environment, it is critical for businesses to operate in compliance with legal...
Maritime Law & Shipping Law A contract of carriage the subject of which is only the carriage of cargo from one port to another and not the charter of a ship is called freight contracts. In practice, the carriage of these cargoes by this contract...
Immigration Law Turkey is the most attractive location for migrants due to its wealth. However, there are legal procedures and requirements faced by individuals wishing to migrate to Turkey. Immigration law in Turkey represents an important area to manage this process. In cosmopolitan cities such...
Corporate Law In Turkey, the most common types of companies established under the law are limited liability companies and joint-stock companies. Each serves distinct purposes and attracts shareholders for various reasons. Limited liability companies often cater to smaller businesses and family-owned enterprises, whereas joint-stock companies...
Real Estate and Construction Law Real estate sale contracts allow the transfer of the ownership of a real estate, and are prepared officially in writing and entered into before a land registry officer. Due to the reason that these contracts are considered to be inseparable...
Criminal Law Turkish Criminal Law is an important branch of law designed to protect the peace and order of society and to secure the rights and freedoms of individuals. In our country, crimes regulated in the Criminal Code and related legislation are met with certain...
Inheritance of Foreigners in Turkey As per the Turkish International Procedural Law the inheritance of a foreign national in Turkey is subject to the national law of the deceased foreign national. In other words, a British national’s inheritance is subject to the British Inheritance Laws,...
Contract Law In Turkish law, contract law covers an important area that determines the rights and obligations between the parties and constitutes the legal framework of these relations. Especially in the business world, the correct preparation, implementation and protection of contracts are of great importance....
