The Latin word “ultra vires” means 'beyond the power/authority'. The concept of ultra vires refers to actions that require legal authority or power but are subsequently carried out outside of or without the necessary authority…
GBT, an abbreviation for General Information Gathering, is an institution about which there is little legal research; the procedure and practice in question are not governed by a law or regulation…
Derived from Latin, "affectio socialetatis" can be expressed as the common will of several legal or natural persons to unite into a single entity. It is one of the essential elements in the establishment of companies.
It is important to note that using a photograph obtained from the internet may violate the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works, the Turkish Penal Code, and…
A temporary employment relationship is established with the employee's consent, either temporarily at another workplace within the same group of companies where they are employed, or through a Private Employment Agency to assign them to another employer…
Driving under the influence of alcohol constitutes the crime of endangering traffic safety, as defined in Article 179 of the Turkish Penal Code. Within the scope of this crime, a blood alcohol level of 1.00 per mille...
In legal proceedings, we frequently encounter expressions such as the judge's power to investigate ex officio. So what does "ex officio" mean?...
In cases involving interpersonal legal disputes, such as those being heard in Civil, Commercial, or Family Courts, sometimes the case may be examined in a location where another court has jurisdiction…
Although not defined within our legal framework, the term "complainant" is frequently encountered in our legal system to refer to the complainant.
In legal doctrine, fault is defined as the act being committed knowingly and willingly, or at least knowingly, by a person who is capable of being held liable…
