Contract Law

Advice on contract formation, formal requirements, default, penalty clauses and the consequences of termination, together with contractual litigation.

Contract law deals with the formation, interpretation and performance of the agreements that define the parties' rights and duties. Form and validity, performance and default, adaptation and termination are its core headings.

In contracts concerning real property in particular, the requirement of official form, the assignment of claims and partnership relationships have significant consequences. Getting the contract right from the outset is the most effective way to prevent later disputes.

Typical matters

Drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts
Default, impossibility of performance and damages claims
Adaptation of contracts for excessive hardship
Assignment of claims and assumption of debt
Simple partnership agreements and relations between partners

Contract Law

Typical matters

Key legislation

Training and congresses in this area

Our publications in this field

Tenants' Responsibility for Contributing to General Expenses and Advance Payments in Condominium Property

Form of Agreement for Extension of Term in Contracts Dependent on Legal Validity

Contractor's Acquisition Transactions Regarding the Right to Receivables Arising from the Construction Contract in Return for Land Share

Effect of Change or Cancellation in Development Plan on Construction Contract in Exchange for Work and Land Share

Criticism of the Exorbitantly Errored Decision of the Constitutional Court Regarding the Application of Faik Tari and Sultan Tari with Application No. 2014/12321

Criticisms Towards the Concept of Advance Title Deed Created by the Supreme Court Decisions in Construction Contracts in Return for Land Share

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