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Abdullah Bozdaş works as an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department. Abdullah provides legal consultancy to local and foreign clients on the subjects particularly related to sports law, law of contracts and enforcement and bankruptcy law, participates in handling of commercial disputes as well as representing clients before Courts. In addition to the disputes on sports law and law of contracts, he works in the fields of commercial law and sports arbitration.
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Lease agreements are among the contracts that grant tenants the right to use immovable property for a certain period in exchange for payment and impose significant obligations on the parties. Under Article 310 of the Turkish Code of Obligations (“TCO”), if the ownership of an immovable property changes, the...
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Failure to ensure financial stability in sports clubs may result in sporting failure and loss of confidence at the international level. While the Law No. 7405 on Sports Clubs and Sports Federations (“Law No. 7405”), which was enacted to solve these problems in Turkey, is a reform in sports governance, the...
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Adaptation of the lease agreement cases is among the most frequently encountered legal disputes, especially in the event of economic fluctuations and changes in market conditions. In these cases, it is requested that the rental price be adapted according to the current conditions. Article 138 of the Turkish Code of...
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Article 351 of the Turkish Code of Obligations (“TCO”) regulates the new owner’s right to evacuate the immovable property for its needs following the acquisition of the right of ownership. Whether this provision applies to the new owners who were previously joint owners of the immovable property has been the subject...
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The independence and impartiality principles of the Civil Chambers of the Turkish Football Federation (“TFF”) constitute one of the pillars of sports law. In this context, the structural and functional characteristics of the Dispute Resolution Council (“DRC”) and the Arbitration Board of the TFF are vital for the fair and...
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At the meeting of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (“FIFA”) held on 16 December 2022, the FIFA Council approved the FIFA Football Agents Regulations (“FFAR”). In the FFAR, various amendments have been made, such as the introduction of a maximum service fee limit that football agents are...
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In general terms, concordat is a method of releasing the remaining debt regulated within the framework of the law of enforcement. The concordat procedure, which is formed by the acceptance of all debts of the debtor, who cannot pay their debts even though they are due, within a certain period of time, by the...
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Under Turkish law, the term “limits of certainty” refers to monetary limits to the rights of appeal and cassation. While it is possible to appeal to a higher court against the decisions of the courts of the first instance and the courts of appeal where the amount of the claim or the value of the case is above these...
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In general terms, the amendment of pleading is accepted as an exception to the prohibition of expanding and amending claims and defenses. With the amendment of pleading, the parties can partially or completely correct or amend the procedural actions that they could not perform due to the prohibition...
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The Sports Clubs and Sports Federations Law (“Sports Law”), published in the Official Gazette dated 26.04.2022 and numbered 31821, introduced detailed regulations on sports clubs, sports joint stock companies, and sports federations. The Sports Law, which entered into force on the date of...
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The possibility of appellate review of questions of fact, as well as of law, was introduced into Turkish law with an amendment made in the abrogated Civil Procedure Code No. 1086, through Law No. 5239 dated 26.09.2004. However, the Regional Courts of Appeal, which are the courts...