Business Law and Corporate Law

Subscribe
Business law and corporate law thought leadership, articles, podcasts, videos and webinars from expert sources across the legal world. Explore insights covering topics that involve business and corporate law produced by specialists working in this area every day.
Article
Ar-ge, Tasarim Merkezleri̇ İle Teknoloji̇ Geli̇şti̇rme Bölgeleri̇nde İndi̇ri̇m, İsti̇sna, Destek Ve Teşvi̇k Unsurlarina Dai̇r İlgi̇li̇ Kanun Maddesi̇ne Yapilan İlaveler
A new law introduces significant changes to Turkey's support framework for research, development, and technology startups. The legislation modifies capital increase procedures for technology ventures and establishes tax exemptions for digital companies founded by incubator entrepreneurs.
Turkey Commercial
N
Nazali
See more
Article
The Noteholders Meetıng Mechanısm In Capıtal Markets Law And Its Impact On Enforcement Proceedıngs
Another duty of capital markets law is to protect small investors, who have limited access to information and decision-making power. Although the will of investors holding high nominal values may mathematically prevail in votes within the BASK, the legislation has provided for strict quorums and oversight mechanisms to ensure that this will does not completely nullify minority rights.
Turkey Finance
E
Egemenoglu
See more
Article
Constitutional Court Annuls Provisions Limiting The Liability Of Intermediary Service Providers In E-Commerce Consumer Contracts
Under the phrase set out in Article 48(6)(d) of the LPC, operators of electronic commerce marketplaces acting as intermediary service providers were exempted from liability for the exercise of consumers’ alternative rights in respect of defective goods as regulated under Article 11 of the LPC — even where such operators collected payment on behalf of the seller or supplier.
Turkey Government
FE
Fidanci & Esin Partners
See more
See more
Article
Capital Maintenance After Incorporation: The Two-Year Rule Under Article 356 Of The TCC
Article 356 of the Turkish Commercial Code (“TCC”) introduces specific restrictions on certain acquisition and lease transactions carried out by joint stock companies within the first two years following their incorporation. The primary purpose of this provision is to safeguard the company’s share capital, which constitutes a fundamental guarantee for creditors
Turkey Commercial
EG
ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
See more