Eviction of Leased Real Estates by Non-Judgmental Enforcement
According to the provisions of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law, the lessor can only evict his tenant by non-judgmental enforcement in two cases. The first…
Written Eviction Commitment in Rental Law
In residential and roofed workplace leases, unless the tenant gives notice at least fifteen days before the end of the fixed-term contracts, the contract is…
Coordinated Action and Its Consequences in Competition Law
The right of enterprises to participate in economic activity by engaging in industrial and commercial activities is an economic personality right based on constitutional principles…
Determining Predatory Prices in Light of Competition Board Decisions
Predatory pricing is an anti-competitive pricing strategy in which an undertaking in a dominant position risks losing money by setting a sales price below its…
Legal Status of Platform Employees
Developments in the technological field have not only changed and transformed socioeconomic life, but also brought about the emergence of different ways of working in…
Aesthetic Surgery in Light of Supreme Court Decisions
The field of aesthetic surgery, which has become increasingly important with the transformation in the perception of beauty, can also be the source of some…
An Evaluation of the Legal Status of Subcontracted Workers in Terms of Labor Law
In this article, the concept of subcontracted worker, which is widely used among the public, will be discussed from a legal perspective, and first of…
Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance in the Light of the Supreme Court Decisions
The issue that should be examined first regarding compulsory traffic insurance is; It is a matter of determining who will be accepted as the operator…
Social Media Posts as Evidence in Divorce Cases
With the development of technology, changes in communication styles create new legal facts. One of these is the evidence nature of social media posts. Social…
Non-Seizability of Alimony Receivables in the Light of the Supreme Court Decisions
It is necessary to determine whether the alimony receivable of the alimony creditor, who is the debtor, can be accepted as an asset value that…