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ARTICLE · 09 JULY 2013

Interest Under Turkish Law-The New Legislation Brings Changes

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Turkey has recently enacted two pieces of major legislation, namely the Code of Obligations and the Commercial Code both of which became effective on July 1, 2012.

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

Turkey has recently enacted two pieces of major legislation, namely the Code of Obligations (the "TCO") and the Commercial Code (the "TCC") both of which became effective on July 1, 2012. Both the TCO and the TCC along with the long existing "Law on the Legal Interest and Default Interest" (the "Interest Law") regulate the enforceability of and the rates related to interest. This article shall review the provisions of the aforementioned laws with a view to relay the limits on the implementation of interest1.

i. The TCC:

The TCC, in principle, regulates commercial affairs. Therefore the evaluations below are applicable for transactions with a commercial nature.

1. Contractual Interest:

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