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A tenant request for re-determination of the rent amount in line with reason and equity.

Most favoured customer ("MFC") practices became one of the hottest topics on the Turkish Competition Authority's (the "Authority") agenda especially with the rise of e-commerce businesses.

It is a fact that, in addition to its serious effects over health concerns, COVID-19 pandemic has been equally overwhelming from an economic point of view due to long-standing lockdowns around the world.

The Law on Protection of Consumers No. 6502 (the "Law") is published in the Official Gazette on November 28, 2013 and entered into force on May 28, 2014. Article 1 of the Law specifies the purpose of the Law...

Due to the rapidly growing real estate sector, the lawmaker specifically regulates contractual relationships between the parties in order to prevent any loss of right of any one of the parties.

The Turkish Competition Board ("Board") recently published its decisions in the JOTUN and Duru cases.

The Board first evaluated the parties' activities in Turkey to determine the relevant product markets for the transaction.

With the increase in the number of anticorruption cases and the sky-rocketing fine amounts that the US Department of Justice ("DOJ"), the US Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and other governmental authorities around the world have imposed in recent years, the importance of compliance as a concept and as a practice has increased exponentially.

One of the novelties of the Turkish Code of Obligations ("Code"), which went into force in 2012, is that it codified provisions applicable to general terms and conditions, without making any distinctions as to whether one of the contracting parties is a consumer

The Turkish Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency ("BRSA") published a draft regulation to clarify a long-awaited obligation under the Banking Law.

In this article, our aim is to reveal the scope and the significance of developing and establishing AML compliance program in Turkey

Under Turkish laws, the main legislation pertaining to anti-money laundering is the Law No. 5549 on Prevention of Laundering Proceeds of

On April 2 2026, the Turkish Grand National Assembly’s (“TBMM”) Health, Family, Employment, and Social Affairs Commission approved a transformative set of amendments to Law No. 5651 on the Regulation of Publications on the Internet and Combatting Crimes Committed by Means of Such Publications (“Law No. 5651”), which were published in the Official Gazette of May 1, 2026.

A recent law proposal which provides significant changes to the Law on Regulation of Broadcasts via Internet and Prevention of Crimes Committed through Such Broadcasts was published on the Grand National Assembly of Turkey's website on July 21, 2020.

After a long legislation period, the Regulation on Principles and Rules Applicable to Retail Business, regulated as a secondary legislation to the Law on Regulation of Retail Trade, has been published on the Official Gazette on August 6, 2016 and entered into force as of its publication. . . .

The same provision also states that the Board shall determine the countries in which there is an adequate level of data protection and announce them.

On May 5, 2023, the Competition Board ("Board") published its reasoned decision ("Decision") rendered upon the full-fledged investigation initiated against ...

Turkish law provides for both the assignment and license of trademarks. It is important to distinguish trademark related rights borne from assignment and licensing as this will determine the scope of rights that are exercisable.