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Our monthly law bulletin contains practical information for companies, amendments in our legislation, current case law and sectoral regulations.

Administrative law is an important branch of law that regulates the relationships between individuals and public administration, determining the powers and responsibilities of the administration that uses public power.

6735 sayılı Uluslararası İşgücü Kanununun 6. maddesi uyarınca yabancıların çalışma izni olmaksızın Türkiye'de...

3 Mart 2021 tarihli Resmî Gazete'de yayımlanan Anayasa Mahkemesi Norm Denetimi Kararı uyarınca Sendikalar ve Toplu İş Sözleşmesi Kanunu'nun 39. Maddesinin (4) numaralı fıkrasında yer alan "İmza tarihinden önceki talepler imza tarihi itibarıyla hüküm doğurur." ibaresi İptal edilmiştir.

As our readers may recall from our Autumn 2005 edition, TEDAS was included in the privatization program to be carried out by the Privatization Authority, together with the "Strategy Paper on Privatization and Reform in Electricity Energy Sector" of the High Planning Council dated 17 March 2004 and numbered 2004/3 and the decision of Privatization High Council dated 2 April 2004 and numbered 22.

Anayasa Mahkemesi ("AYM"), 1567 sayılı Türk Parasının Kıymetini Koruma Hakkında Kanun'un ("Kanun") 1. maddesini iptal etti.

Turkey – Constitutional Court Cancels Provision Concerning The Invalidation Of Trademarks Due To Non-Use Thereby Fragilizing Further The Legislative Basis For The Protection Of Patents

The Draft Turkish Commercial Code (hereinafter referred to as the "New TCC") replacing the current Turkish Commercial Code (herein after referred to as the "TCC"), which went into force in 1957 and which has been in use for more than fifty years without a structural change, was accepted by Grand National Assembly of Turkey on January 14, 2011.

The proposal anticipating comprehensive amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure ("CPC") entered into force on 01.10.2011 and certain other laws ("Proposal") was submitted to the...

May saw several significant developments in Türkiye across the areas of data protection, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital regulation. Notable updates included the Turkish DPA's approval of Binding Corporate Rules for international data transfers...

By its decision dated 12.02.2026 and numbered E.2024/187, K.2026/42, the Constitutional Court (the “Court”) annulled two important statutory provisions limiting the liability of intermediary service providers towards consumers in the field of e-commerce, on the grounds that they were unconstitutional.

Within the scope of Law No. 7223 on Product Safety and Technical Regulations, which entered into force on March 12, 2021, special regulations were deemed necessary for the market surveillance and inspection of products offered to the market through e-commerce.

Why did The International Chamber of Commerce's International Court of Arbitration order Türkiye to pay compensation to the Iraqi Central Government?

Technology clearly has become a focal point in most of our lives. Therefore, countries which seek such development must have the ability to transform research into technology and technology into useful commercial products.

Following the abolition of Transit Document fees against Hungary, which was concluded in favor of Türkiye on October 19, 2017, a second lawsuit was filed for the refund of Transit Document fees paid to this country. The lawsuit filed in December 2021 by Counsel Mahmut Barlas, representing 21 Turkish international transportation companies in cooperation with DLA Piper Law Firm, was concluded in favor of Turkish transporters. Turkish transporters, who applied on time, received a refund of all vehicle taxes (Transit Document Fees) they paid in 2016 and 2017.

Located at the crossroads of Europe, Russia, the Caspian Region and the Middle East, Turkey is an energy corridor linking the supplier countries to principal consumer markets and thus stands as a key layer in ensuring energy security through diversification of resources and routes.

The liability of e-commerce platforms arising from consumer transactions has become one of the most widely debated issues in both Turkish and comparative law in recent years.

Therefore, land registry practices should be carefully monitored in the coming period. We foresee that contractual alternatives will be considered to ensure that agreements on utilisation...