Defense mechanisms are the methods developed to prevent the seizure of company control through takeover bids, which are the product of Anglo-American law, whose capital markets are large and deep. The target company, ...

One of the controversial subjects which must be evaluated in conflict of laws is applicable law on torts. Turkish conflict of laws approach regards torts as non-contractual sources of obligation which is regulated between ...

It is known that employers keep to monitoring as a requirement of their duty of supervision to ensure the safety and control of the workplace and workers. With the development of information and communication technologies ...

Between the 13th and 16th articles of the Consumer Protection Law No. 6502, the provisions of the defective service and therefore the responsibility of the provider are regulated. In Law No. 6502, defective service is ...

The responsibility of an employer is one of the most common types of strict responsibility, which is regulated under the title of "responsibility of care" in the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098. In this responsibility, ...

Security is an institution that expresses the rights that give the creditor the opportunity to apply to the assets of the principal debtor or a third party in case of non-performance of the principal debt. In this sense, ...

The first regulations regarding the appraisal right in Turkish law were made with the adjudgment of Article 24 of the Capital Markets Law No. 6362. The appraisal right first appeared in US law, which was included in the ...

In this study, the concept of due diligence in the merger and acquisition (M&A) process is examined in general. Due diligence is a systematic, detailed, and diligent examination in order for companies to make conscious ...

Article 193 of the Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100 regulates the evidential contract. In this way, the parties are authorized to choose the evidence or evidence to be used in the proof activity. The purpose of this study, ...

Reinsurance contracts are contracts under which an insurer obtains insurance coverage, in whole or in part, for the liability arising from the risks that it has assumed or will assume due to insurance or reinsurance ...