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ARTICLE · 08 JANUARY 2016

Brokerage Agreements

Brokerage agreements are governed by Articles 520-525 of the Turkish Code of Obligations ("Code").

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

Introduction

Brokerage agreements are governed by Articles 520-525 of the Turkish Code of Obligations ("Code"). Brokerage agreements are the agreements where a broker prepares an environment to enable the parties to reach an agreement, and undertakes to be the intermediary for the execution of an agreement, and qualifies for a fee after the execution of such agreement. Real estate brokers, employment offices, exchange brokers, financial brokers (eg: persons connecting the seller of a company and buyers) are what constitutes brokers.

Brokerage

Persons who are considered as brokers provide an opportunity to parties to reach an agreement and acts as intermediates between those persons who are to execute an agreement, and/or directs and leads the negotiations of this agreement.

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