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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2019

Draft Regulation On The Amendment Of The Regulation On After-Sales Services

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The Draft Regulation sets forth that it shall enter into force within 3 (three) months following its publications date.

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Introduction

The Ministry of Trade ("Ministry") has published the Draft Regulation on the Amendment of the Regulation on After-Sales Services ("Draft Regulation") on its website on 10 December 2018 in order to amend the Regulation on After-Sales Services ("Regulation") which has been enacted under the Law on the Protection of Consumer numbered 6502 ("Law No.6502"). The Draft Regulation sets forth that it shall enter into force within 3 (three) months following its publications date.

As explained in detail below, the Draft Regulation mainly aims to provide amendments in favor of the consumers and extend the list of the goods that the after-sales shall be provided with.

The Amendments Made Under the Draft Regulation

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