The Chapters The Turkish Labor Law (İŞ KANUNU) has 9 Chapters: Chapter 1: General Provisions Chapter 2: Employment Contract, Types, and Termination Chapter 3: Wages Chapter 4: Organization of Work Chapter 5: Occupational Health and Safety Chapter 6: Employment Service Chapter 7: Supervision and Inspection of Working Conditions Chapter 8: Administrative Penal Provisions Chapter 9:…
AMENDMENTS OF THE REGULATION ON IMPLEMENTATION OF TURKISH CITIZENSHIP LAW ARTICLE 1 The second paragraph of Article 20 of the Regulation on the Implementation of theTurkish Citizenship Law, which was put into effect with the Council of Ministers Decision dated 11/2/2010 and numbered 2010/139, (a), (b), (c), (c), (d) Subparagraphs and (e) and the seventh paragraph have…
Article 2 and 4 of Law 634 of 1965 Mutual Zones (also referred to as Common Area) are the parts or areas, external to the immovable property, and they are to be preserved, benefited from, or used mutually (as defined in Article 2 of Law 634 of 1965). According to Article 4 of the same…
Escrow is a legal arrangement where a neutral third party holds and manages funds, documents, or assets on behalf of two or more parties involved in a transaction. The purpose of an escrow is to provide a secure and trusted means of completing a transaction between parties who may not fully trust each other. In…
Article (9) The lessor and lessee shall define a rent in the lease. In any case, the rent may only be increased and lease provisions may only be amended after the elapse of two full years from the date of the commencement of the leasing relation for the first time. Article (10) RERA shall set…
Article (5) Leasing period shall be defined. If the leasing period was not defined in the lease or was difficult to establish, the lease shall be deemed to be binding for the period defined for payment of rent. Article (6) If the lease period ends and the lessee remains in the property without objection by…
Article (4) 1. The leasing relation between the lessor and lessee shall be regulated by a written lease to be signed by both. Said lease shall include a detailed description of the leased property, purpose of leasing thereof, name of owner, number and type of land, the area where it is located, lease period, and…
Laws and regulations are both forms of rules established by governing bodies to govern and guide behavior in society. While they share similarities, there are distinct differences between the two: Laws: Legislative Origin: Laws are created by legislative bodies, such as parliaments, congresses, or assemblies, at the national or state level. The legislative process involves…