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ARTICLE · 12 JULY 2023

Two-Minute Recap Of Recent Developments In Turkish Competition Law – June 2023

Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin Attorney Partnership
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In June 2023, the Turkish Competition Board (the "Board") approved seventeen merger and acquisition transactions.

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

In June 2023, the Turkish Competition Board (the "Board") approved seventeen merger and acquisition transactions.

The highlight of Turkish competition law in June was the review and limitation of the Board's onsite inspection authority from the constitutional perspective.

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1. A new era for the Board's onsite inspections has begun

On 20 June, the Turkish Constitutional Court released a decision scrutinising the Board's decision of 2011 that imposed an administrative fine against the renowned automotive company Ford Otosan. The Board based its decision to impose a fine, inter alia, on the evidence acquired during the dawn raid conducted at Ford Otosan's premises.

Ford appealed to the Constitutional Court, claiming that the Board's decision was unconstitutional due to the allegations that the Board's decision contradicts the Constitution by infringing constitutional guarantees including (i) the inviolability of domicile, (ii) the right to property, (iii)

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