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The Constitutional Court had reasoned that no property right could be legislated through a decree-law.

The Turkish Court of Appeal and Assembly of the Civil Chamber recently considered a claim where the defendant was alleged to have used the plaintiff's trade name as a trademark

The Turkish Supreme Court recently published a decision in which it chose to uphold rejection of a non-infringement determination request.

The Law Amending Certain Laws and Statutory Decrees No. 7333 ("Law") was published in the Turkish Official Gazette on 18 July 2021.

Since 2012, individuals in Turkey have been able to make individual complaint applications to the Constitutional Court claiming that the state has violated their fundamental constitutional rights (or rights under the European Human Rights Convention) through its acts or omissions.

Until recently, the Council of State of Turkey had an unsettled practice regarding the appealability of decisions by intervening parties where the principal party does not appeal a decision.

The Decision of the Judgments Unification Board of the Council of State dated March 3, 2023, and numbered 2021/4 E. - 2023/1 K. has been published in the Official Gazette dated May 25, 2023, and numbered 32201.

Article 3 of the Law sets out a mandatory mediation requirement as a precondition to the commencement of formal litigation for certain labour law claims.

The most important issue with regard to a preliminary injunction relief request is the obligation to file the lawsuit on the merits of the case within two weeks after obtaining such preliminary injunction.

The amendment made to Article 102 of the CCP, "Period of detention", limits detention periods in the investigation phase.

The Constitutional Court (“CC“), by its decision dated 26 February 2026 and numbered E.2026/49, K.2026/48 (“the Decision”), unanimously annulled Article 362(1)(a) of the Code of Civil Procedure numbered 6100...

The Constitutional Court ruled that Article 326, paragraph 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure ("CCP") numbered 6100 is unconstitutional since holding the plaintiff liable...

As is stated above, a foreign court decision cannot be enforced, if such decision is only recognized in Turkey.

Hakem Heyeti nihai kararlari devlet mahkemeleri yerine, taraflarca aralarindaki tahkim sözlesmesine istinaden yetkilendirilen tahkim heyeti tarafindan verilen ve taraflar arasindaki...

A Turkish Court of Appeal has now made clear that courts can grant interim relief at any time before, during or after arbitral proceedings, before an award becomes enforceable by Turkish execution offices.

The TCC, in its reasoned decision for the annulment, concluded that the relevant paragraph violated two fundamental principles.

The Constitutional Court, with its decision published in Official Gazette number 29633 on 23 February 2016, struck out part of Article 20(1) of the Turkish Code of Civil Procedure...

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered the right to a fair trial. It held that the applicant's right to a fair trial had been violated because the first instance court had based its verdict on irrelevant legislation.