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ARTICLE · 09 MARCH 2022

The Substantive Economic Unity Principle Does Not Apply When It Comes To Procedural Issues Such As Serving Papers, The Administrative Court Rules

With its Forex Decision No. 20-32/397-179 dated 2 July 2020, the Turkish Competition Board fined certain banks on the grounds that they failed to provide the information that the Turkish Competition Authority requested ...

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

With its Forex Decision No. 20-32/397-179 dated 2 July 2020 ("Board Decision"), the Turkish Competition Board ("Board") fined certain banks on the grounds that they failed to provide the information that the Turkish Competition Authority ("Authority") requested in the scope of a preliminary investigation. On Wednesday, 2 March 2022, the Authority published on its website the Ankara Administrative Court 3rd Division's ("Court") judgments on certain appeals against the Board Decision. The Court annulled the Board Decision against some of these banks ("Banks"). You may access the judgments' original Turkish versions on the Authority's website.

The Board Decision

With its Decision No. 20-05/48-M dated 17 January 2020, the Board launched a preliminary investigation against the Banks to assess whether the banking and financial institutions active in Turkey (and their representative offices) violated Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition ("Law No. 4054") with

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