Under the Turkish Commercial Code, certain shares may be granted specific "privileges" or special privileges through the company's articles of association.
ETBIS is a system created by the Ministry of Trade to monitor statistics and information related to e-commerce…
Unfair competition is especially characterized by behavior that violates the principle of honesty, is deceptive, and leads to the disruption of the competitive environment and the granting of unfair advantages...
A merchant is defined under the Turkish Commercial Code as "a person who operates a commercial enterprise, even partially, in their own name.".
A current account agreement is a contract in which the parties waive their right to individually and separately claim their receivables until the account closing date.
Within the framework of our legal system, determining whether a disputed transaction is an ordinary transaction or a commercial transaction is of great importance in terms of determining the applicable legal rules.
In practice, a promissory note, more commonly referred to as a bill of exchange, is a negotiable instrument regulated under the Turkish Commercial Code.
A general partnership, unlike a limited liability or joint-stock company, can be described as a type of company that does not have an independent legal personality or assets separate from its partners.
Companies are often unaware that they can access information about lawsuits filed against them or that they have filed themselves through the UYAP Institution Portal.
As stipulated in Article 21/2 of the Turkish Commercial Code, a person wishing to object to an invoice must do so within 8 days of receiving the invoice or its contents…
