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ARTICLES ON RESPONSBILITY OF STATES FOR INTERNATIONALLY WRONGFUL ACTS

Text adopted by the Commission at its fifty-third session, in 2001, and submitted to the General Assembly as a part of the Commission’s report covering the work of that session.

ICC COMMISSION REPORT CONTROLLING TIME AND COSTS IN ARBITRATION

Report of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR Task Force on Reducing Time and Costs in Arbitration

COMMERCIAL CODE BRINGS MANY INNOVATIONS TO LOCAL BUSINESS LIFE

The new commercial code, which brings numerous innovations to Turkish business life, has been discussed extensively within the Turkish business community.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REGIONAL MANAGEMENT CENTERS TO OPERATE IN TURKEY UNDER A LIAISON OFFICE STRUCTURE

The Ministry of Economics published a new Decree, which provides opportunity for Regional Management Centers to operate under a liaison office structure.

ASK THE EXPERT PARENTAL SUPPORT AND THE LAW

I've heard that there are circumstances where an insurance company orgovernment agency will seek to recoup the costs of an elderly person's care bygoing after assets belonging to adult children and their families.

AGE OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland the age of criminal responsibility is 10 - but should it be raised?

RIGHT TO ARBITRATION UNAFFECTED BU AMBIGUOUS ARBITRATION CLAUSE

The Constitutional Court has vacated a Supreme Court ruling which confirmed the opinion of the lower courts in holding that in the face of a poorly written arbitration clause.

CAPITAL INCREASES UNDER THE COMMERCIAL CODE

Companies may often need to add capital to the basic capital amount that existed during the establishment of the business.

AUDITING IN TURKISH JOINT STOCK COMPANIES

Subject to the provisions of the Turkish Commercial Code No 6762, the Turkish Ministry of Industry and Trade approves the establishment of the capital corporations.

THE LAW ON MULTI-CORPORATE ENTERPRISES UNDER THE DRAFT COMMERCIAL CODE

The Law on Multi-corporate Enterprises aims to protect subsidiary companies and their shareholders and claimants in the event of a conflict of interest between the subsidiary company and the group of companies of which it is part.

COMPANY DIRECTORS AND NON-COMPETE AGREEMENTS

In order for a transaction that is carried out by a member of a company's board of directors to breach non-compete provisions, it must relate to the subject of the partnership.

USING BONDS TO OBTAIN CREDIT

In addition to principal capital and reserve funds, which consist of accumulated earnings, incorporated companies avail of loans to carry out their activities and achieve their goals.