Turkey Legal Update - September 2023
Born in Elazığ on the east of Turkey, Saim Dursun, depicts, with the warm liveliness of light and color on his spatula, the true Anatolian picture uncovering the strong willpower of Turkish people and their joy of life despite hardship. Painter Saim Dursun passed away in August 13, 2021 at the age of 62.
Court of Cassation Examines Impact of Bankruptcy on Collection of Employee Receivables
Supreme Court ruled that, if employer gets bankrupt during employee receivable case, it should be viewed as registration and admission case.
Green Or Simply Greenwashing?
Advertisement Board's practice is aligned with the principle ruling that aspirational claims can be used in ads only if such claims are included in a strategy plan that is open to public and verifiable.
Council of State's Unification of Decisions on Appeals Filed by Intervening Parties
Council of State’s unification of decisions allow intervening party appeals, as long as they do not contradict the principal’s position.
Turkey's Position on Non-Fungible Tokens
In this article prepared to celebrate International NFT Day, we discuss the details of NFTs and how they are assessed in terms of intellectual property law both in Türkiye and in international arena.
Preliminary Injunction Decisions against Patent Trolls to Prevent the Enforcement of Patent Rights
Preliminary injunctions are useful not only to prevent IP right infringement but also as a tool against patent trolls who gained monopoly via misusing patent systems.