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GUIDA PER ASSUMERE UN AVVOCATO IN TURCHIA

GUIDA PER ASSUMERE UN AVVOCATO IN TURCHIA AVVOCATO IN TURCHIA Assumere un avvocato in Turchia è un passo fondamentale sia per adottare misure preventive prima che sorga una controversia, sia per garantire che vengano intraprese azioni legali corrette a tutela dei propri diritti quando emergono conflitti. Per gli stranieri, comprendere il sistema legale turco può essere particolarmente impegnativo a causa delle barriere linguistiche e della natura specializzata del settore. Questo articolo descrive i requisiti legali, i processi e gli...

DIVENTARE UN AVVOCATO ARBITRATI: PASSI ESSENZIALI

DIVENTARE UN AVVOCATO SPECIALIZZATO IN ARBITRATI: PASSI ESSENZIALI   Quando sorgono controversie legali, le parti talvolta scelgono di ricorrere agli arbitri per risolvere le questioni anziché rivolgersi al tribunale. Gli arbitri sono esperti legali che organizzano incontri riservati per aiutare una o più parti a risolvere le loro dispute senza dover affrontare un procedimento giudiziario. Gli avvocati specializzati in arbitrati, invece, forniscono consulenza professionale alle parti coinvolte nelle controversie davanti agli...

FORMAZIONE DI SOCIETA IN TURCHIA

FORMAZIONE DI SOCIETÀ IN TURCHIA L’interesse degli investitori stranieri per il mercato turco in sviluppo e crescita è in costante aumento. La prova più evidente di questo trend è l’incremento continuo del numero di società costituite in Turchia da parte di stranieri. A questo punto, la prima domanda che viene in mente è: "Come si formare una società in Turchia?" FORMAZIONE DI SOCIETA Quali sono i tipi di società che possono essere aperte in Turchia? Secondo il Codice Commerciale Turco, Società per Azioni (Joint Stock...

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CONTRATTI DI VENDITA A DISTANZA

CONTRATTI DI VENDITA A DISTANZA I contratti di vendita a distanza sono accordi stipulati tra il venditore o il fornitore e il consumatore senza la loro presenza fisica simultanea, nell’ambito di un sistema predisposto per la commercializzazione a distanza di beni o servizi. Tali contratti vengono conclusi attraverso l’uso di strumenti di comunicazione a distanza fino al momento in cui il contratto stesso viene perfezionato. Perché un contratto possa qualificarsi come contratto di vendita a distanza, devono essere soddisfatte tre...

DO YOU NEED TO DEPOSIT A GUARANTEE/SECURITY TO FILE A LAWSUIT IN TURKEY?

Do you need to deposit a guarantee/security to file a lawsuit in Turkey?   When non-Turkish citizens or non-residents file a lawsuit  or initiate enforcement proceedings in Turkey against a Turkish citizen or resident, and lose the case in the end, the counterparty is exposed to the risk that it may not be able to collect the losses and legal fees it has incurred because of the legal action taken against it. In order to avoid this situation, under Turkish Law, a security mechanism is foreseen for non-Turkish citizens or non-residents...

LITIGATION IN TURKEY

LITIGATION IN TURKEY      Introduction     Turkey is one of the increasingly important countries in a globalized world thanks to its unique location and growing economy, attracting investors or tourists from all over the world. As a consequence, legal disputes involving Turkey or Turkish parties sometimes become inevitable, leading to lawsuits that may have to be filed with Turkish courts. Basically, there are no significant differences in litigation for Turkish citizens and foreigners, with the...

ELECTRONIC BIDDING IN TURKISH TENDERS: EKAP SYSTEM

ELECTRONIC BIDDING IN TURKISH TENDERS: EKAP SYSTEM Contracts made with real or legal persons by the administration by applying the public procurement procedure in order to meet the needs for goods, services or other kinds of actions are called “public procurement contracts”. As per Turkish Law, as a general principle, the administrative authorities are not free to conclude public procurement contracts with the parties they wish, instead they are obliged to hold a “public tender” that meets the standards set out by Law Nr. 4734, Law Nr....

Legal Effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak

Coronavirus (COVID-19) related cases that originated first from China affected most of the world. As of last week, Turkey is also one of the affected countries. It is considered that the outbreak, declared as a "Pandemic" by the World Health Organization, may have a significant impact on the daily lives of people residing in Turkey in the near future. In this legal report, we aim to clarify the legal aspects of a number of issues that are likely to arise in the lives of people residing in Turkey, in the form of answers to frequently asked...

International Arbitration in Turkey

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND TURKEY The use and popularity of international commercial arbitration in Turkey has been increasing since the 2000s due to the increase in the globalization of trade and cross-border disputes involving Turkish businesses. This development has been accompanied by significant changes in Turkish legislation that reflect pro-arbitration policies endorsed by Turkey. Today, many complex and cross-border disputes relating to key industries such as energy, telecommunications, IT, infrastructure, intellectual...

The Impact Of The Covid-19 Pandemic In Turkey

THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN TURKEY  Attorney Arzu Ongur - Attorney Selva Korkmazcan Işık*   OVERVIEW Since the detection of the first case in Turkey on March 10, the coronavirus pandemic had a profound effect on social, financial, business, and legal life, similar to the rest of the world. According to the statistics provided by the Ministry of Health, as of June 21, 2020, 187.685 cases have been confirmed in Turkey while 4,950 deaths are reported. The measures adopted by the government throughout the pandemic have...