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Representation without Authority

According to article 46 of TCO, in case a person issues a legal pro-

ceeding without an authorization, then the principal may only be bond

with this proceeding if he gives his approval.

The other party, with whom the unauthorized representative pro-

ceeds, may request from the principal to inform within an appropriate

time whether he will give approval or not. If the proceeding is not

approved within such time, then other party gets free from being bond

with such proceeding.

Article 47 of TCO, regulates that if the principal does not give

approval expressly or implicitly, the indemnification of such damage

arising from null proceeding may be requested from the unauthorized

representative. However, in case the unauthorized representative

proves that the other party knows his unauthorized representation then

the indemnification of such damage may not be claimed from him.

Indemnification of other damages may also be claimed from unau-

thorized representative with fault, on an equitable basis.

In Conclusion

The TCO articles 40 and following stipulate representation provi-

sions under two sections as

“authorized representation”

and

“repre-

sentation without authority”

.

The consequences of a legal proceeding issued in the name and on

behalf of principal by an authorized representative shall directly bind

the principal. If the representation is raised from a legal proceeding,

then the content and degree of the representation authority shall be

determined pursuant to such legal proceeding. If the representation

authority is notified to the third parties, then the content and degree of

the representation authority shall be determined in accordance with

this notification. The principal may always limit or cancel the repre-

sentation authority arising from legal proceeding.

In case a person issues a legal proceeding without an authorization,

then the principal may only be bond with this proceeding if he gives

his approval. If the principal does not give approval expressly or

implicitly, the indemnification of such damage arising from null pro-

ceeding may be requested from the unauthorized representative.

LAW OF OBLIGATIONS

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