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- represent the principal in respect of preventive and/or protective

measures referred above; which authority covers the right to

represent the principal before courts; and

- collect and receive payments in respect of the goods or services

from third parties personally contracted by himself.

Pursuant to article 108 of the NTCC, in cases where an agent acts

without authority or exceeds the authority granted, the principal may

immediately give consent to the relevant transaction negotiated and/or

concluded by the agent. If such consent is not given, the agent will be

responsible for the transaction on his own behalf and account.

Termination of Agency Contracts

In case of agency contracts with indefinite term is three months,

each party, who request to terminate the contract, shall provide an at

least three months prior notice period before the effective date of any

contemplated termination. Agreements for a definite period of time

shall automatically terminate upon lapse of the contractual term, unless

the parties agree on an automatic renewal system. In any case, any

party may rely on just grounds to immediately terminate the agency

agreement.

Other than bankruptcy, death, restriction of the capacity which are

referred to rules of the NTCO; incidents that may constitute just

grounds for termination are not specifically defined in the NTCC;

however, according to the Supreme Court of Appeal’s decisions, the

following reasons may,

inter alia

, be considered as just grounds for

termination of agency contracts:

In the event that one of the parties to the contract,

- discontinues or becomes obliged to cease its activities for any

reason for an unreasonable period;

- engages in any activity causing harm to the other party, whether

directly or indirectly; and

- makes late payments in spite of written notice.

In addition, the parties to an agency contract may also mutually

agree on other just grounds on the condition that such causes are not

against to the mandatory provisions of the law.

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