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ARTICLE · 07 JULY 2020

Haksız Fiyat Değerlendirme Kurulu

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6585 sayılı Perakende Ticaretin Düzenlenmesi Hakkında Kanun'a 16 Nisan 2020 tarihinde eklenen ek madde ile Haksız Fiyat Değerlendirme

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6585 sayili Perakende Ticaretin Düzenlenmesi Hakkinda Kanun'a 16 Nisan 2020 tarihinde eklenen ek madde ile Haksiz Fiyat Degerlendirme Kurulu'nun olusturulmasina iliskin düzenleme yapilmistir. Söz konusu madde ile

  • Üretici, tedarikçi ve perakende isletmeler tarafindan bir mal veya hizmetin satis fiyatinda fahis artis yapilamayacagi,
  • Üretici, tedarikçi ve perakende isletmeler tarafindan piyasada darlik yaratici, piyasa dengesini ve serbest rekabeti bozucu faaliyetler ile tüketicinin mallara ulasmasini engelleyici faaliyetlerde bulunulamayacagi,
  • Üretici, tedarikçi ve perakende isletmelerin fahis fiyat artisi ve stokçuluk uygulamalarina yönelik düzenlemeler yapmak, gerektiginde denetim ve incelemelerde bulunarak idari para cezasi uygulamak ve her türlü tedbiri almak amaciyla Haksiz Fiyat Degerlendirme Kurulu olusturulacagi,

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