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Legal Effects of Coronavirus

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...

Trust Law and Probate in Turkey

Trust Law and Probate in Turkey

Trust Law and Probate in Turkey Setting up a trust or will have been a popular estate planning tool in Turkey, especially if you want to leave properties and assets to third parties without the hassle of undergoing the Turkish probate process. With a trust or will arrangement, the creator or trustor transfers his property under the care of a trustee, who can be a trust lawyer or attorney, in favor of the beneficiary parties as heirs. Turkish trust law allows you to dictate the schedule of distributing the inheritance to the heirs,...

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Mandatory Mediation in Turkey

Mandatory Mediation in Turkey Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method that is widely used throughout the world and the mediation process is generally described as “a negotiation process facilitated by a trusted neutral third party“. It should be noted that this “trusted third party” is called as “mediator” and it is possible to see the involvement of more than one mediator in some specific and/or complex disputes. It is commonly acknowledged -both in literature and practice- that mediation is broadly chosen because...

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Energy Disputes and International Energy Arbitration in Turkey

The main purpose of this article is to inform readers about the assessment of energy disputes that arise in Turkey by international arbitration methods and in particular the ICSID arbitration process. The arbitration Lawyers in Turkey, have been dealing with many complex arbitration cases and the energy becoming a very dominant market in Turkey in the last decade for international arbitration disputes. Introduction Several rapid, transparent, and new legal resolution mechanisms are generated as an alternative to governmental adjudication...

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Key Issues in Drafting International Contracts

Introduction Due to globalism; as with many realms of social and economic life, the field of law has also gone through important changes. In particular, as the social and economic relations crossed national borders; legal relationships have also become increasingly international[1]. Parallel to these developments, the nature of the contracts aiming to regulate international legal relationships has also changed. As a result, many multidimensional issues came to the fore with respect to contract law, including the negotiation of...

SİNGAPUR ARABULUCULUK-SÖZLEŞMESİ

SİNGAPUR ARABULUCULUK SÖZLEŞMESİ

SİNGAPUR ARABULUCULUK SÖZLEŞMESİ Birleşmiş Milletler Uluslararası Ticaret Hukuku Komisyonu’nca (UNCITRAL) hazırlanan1 ve Birleşmiş Milletler Genel Kurulu’nca geçtiğimiz aralık ayında kabul edilen2 Arabuluculuk Sonucunda Yapılan Uluslararası Sulh Anlaşmaları hakkında Birleşmiş Milletler Sözleşmesi (Singapur Arabuluculuk Sözleşmesi veya Sözleşme)3, 7 Ağustos 2019’da, aralarında Türkiye’nin de bulunduğu 46 Devlet tarafından nihayet imzalanmıştır4. Sözleşmeyi imzalayan devletler arasında dünyanın en büyük iki ekonomisi olan ABD ve Çin ile...

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Corona Virus Pandemic as Force Majeure in International Contracts

Corona Virus Pandemic as Force Majeure in International Contracts Introduction The recent outbreak of COVID-19 and the precautions to prevent the disease from further spreading to populations have had important implications for international contracts. In particular, the disruptions faced by a large number of manufacturers/contractors in fulfilling their contractual commitments caused by the outbreak have once again brought the “force majeure” issue to the forefront of the legal agenda all over the world. In this information note,...

Regulation On The Principles And Procedures Concerning The Preparation Of And Publishing Annual Report By Banks

Regulation On The Principles And Procedures Concerning The Preparation Of And Publishing Annual Report By Banks     By the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency: REGULATION ON THE PRINCIPLES AND   PROCEDURES CONCERNING THE PREPARATION OF   AND PUBLISHING ANNUAL REPORT BY BANKS   (Published in the Official Gazette Nr. 26333 dated November 01, 2006.)   SECTION ONE   Objective and Scope, Basis and Definitions     Objective   ARTICLE...

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Acquiring Turkish Citizenship Through Investment

Turkish Citizenship   Turkish Citizenship Law numbered 5901 indicates the procedures regarding the regulation of principles relating to the acquisition and loss of Turkish citizenship and the implementation of citizenship services in Turkey. Turkish citizenship can be acquired both by birth or after birth. This article provides an overview of some of the alternatives through which Turkish citizenship can be acquired after birth, namely through investment in Turkey and buying property in Turkey, as well as a new practice called the...

Arbitration Clauses

Arbitration Clauses 

Arbitration Clauses The arbitration clause is the agreement between the parties of a certain legal relationship to submit all or certain disputes that may arise between them to binding arbitration. When drafting an arbitration agreement or clause at the beginning of a long-term business relationship, it is important to bear in mind that a dispute may arise years after the contract between the parties has been entered into. Therefore, it is advisable that clients consider at the outset: whether all disputes are to be arbitrated or...