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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 2024

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Sale Of Refurbished Products Under Turkish Law

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The importance of technological products in our lives has been increasing in recent years.

TurkeyConsumer Protection
Bilge Derinbay
Bilge Derinbay
Hande Ülker Pehlivan
Hande Ülker Pehlivan
Bengisu Çakirca
Bengisu Çakirca

INTRODUCTION

The importance of technological products in our lives has been increasing in recent years. With this increasing importance, especially in Turkey, issues such as the use, sale and renewal of second-hand technological products have become very popular, as the prices of technological products have reached very high figures.

In this Article, we will discuss the development of the second-hand technological product market in Turkey and the rights and obligations of the buyer and seller in this market. We will particularly emphase the liability of refurbishment centers and sellers within the scope of the "Regulation on the Sale of Refurbished Products", published in the Official Gazette No. 31221 on 22.08.2020.

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