This Introduction to Turkish Law introduces the main features of the Turkish legal culture in its historical perspective; identifies the basic legal sources, institutions and processes; and provides adequate information about the principal branches of the law. It offers the reader an authoritative summary as well as a coherent, compact yet systematic account of the major contours of the law of Turkey. Audience: Written for a diversified, primarily foreign readership including legal practitioners, government officials, administrators, businessmen, students, and researchers and scholars interested in an informative orientation and a reliable overview of Turkish law and legal institutions.

This book provides academics, lawyers, businessmen, administrators, government officials, students and others with the basic knowledge of legal concepts of the country in broader terms, with special emphasis on practical issues, so that the interested persons will be able to understand the system and pursue research on special legal problems by knowing the proper questions to ask and the proper place to find the answer.

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Product Description: This book provides a fairly detailed overview of major topics concerning business law in Turkey. It will be of interest to Turkish and non-Turkish students, businesspersons, lawyers, and others concerned with this subject. The areas of Turkish business law covered include the sale of personal property, consumer protection, agency, secured transactions, negotiable instruments, business associations, unfair trade practices, labor law, private international law, foreign investment, and privatization...read more