Disputes Among Company Shareholders: Termination for Just Cause and the Process of Expulsion from Partnership
Serious disagreements and conflicts may arise from time to time among business partners. Such shareholder disputes may lead…
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Common Legal Mistakes Foreign Companies Make When Opening a Branch in Türkiye
Entering the Turkish market may, at first glance, appear to be nothing more than “a trade registry registration.”…
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Dismissal from Civil Service and Reinstatement Lawsuit under Turkish Law
Under the Turkish Civil Servants Law No. 657, dismissal or removal from civil service is a sanction applied…
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Termination of a Lease Agreement Where the Lease Relationship Has Become “Intolerable” Under Turkish Law
Article 331 of the Turkish Code of Obligations allows a lease agreement to be terminated by way of…
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War Crimes in International Criminal Law
In international criminal law, war crimes do not refer solely to crude violence on the battlefield; rather, they…
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The Litigation Process in Tax Law (Under Turkish Law)
Disputes arising in the field of tax law are resolved within the scope of administrative jurisdiction and involve…
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What Is an Abnormally Low Tender in Public Procurement In Turkish Law?
In public procurement procedures, an abnormally low tender refers to a bid price that is unusually low compared…
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What Is the Offence of Forgery of an Official Document In Turkish Law?
Forgery of an official document is an offence regulated under Article 204 of the Turkish Penal Code within…
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What Is a Right of Way in turkish law?
In Türkiye, a right of way is an easement established to provide access across one or more neighboring…
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What Is De Facto Expropriation (Unlawful Taking Without Expropriation) In Turkish Law?
De facto expropriation refers to an administrative authority’s actual or legal interference with a property owner’s rights without…
