Commercial Law
Legal advice on company formation, contracts and commercial disputes.
Summary about Commercial Law
Commercial and company law is a technical branch regulating the establishment, operation, partnership structures, conclusion of commercial contracts and liquidation of companies under the Turkish Commercial Code (Law No. 6102, TCC) and the Turkish Code of Obligations (Law No. 6098, TCO). At Büyük Law Office, legal consultancy, registration procedures, contract management and representation in commercial court disputes are provided for joint-stock companies, limited companies and sole proprietorships.
What legal support is provided?
- Company Formation
- Articles of Association and Governance
- Commercial Contracts
- Negotiable Instruments
- Liquidation and Composition
Practice areas and service items
Company formation processes
Preparation of articles of association and trade registry registration for domestic and foreign-capital joint-stock and limited companies.
Articles of association and corporate governance
Revision of articles, capital increase or decrease, and management of general assembly meetings in compliance with legal procedure.
Commercial contracts
Preparation of distribution, dealership, franchise, logistics and commercial sale contracts following legal risk analysis.
Negotiable instruments law
Disputes arising from cheques, bills of exchange and promissory notes; loss and cancellation actions.
E-commerce and KVKK
Distance sales contracts and compliance processes under the Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK).
Liquidation and composition
Management of company liquidation processes and preparation of composition projects within bankruptcy law.
Regional trade registry processes and jurisdiction
Alanya, Manavgat, Gazipaşa and Serik districts are highly active in regional commercial dynamics. Company formation and registration are conducted before trade registry directorates where the headquarters are located.
Regional registration authorities
Compliance with the TCC provisions on articles of association and registration is reviewed in registration processes before Alanya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ALTSO), Manavgat Chamber (MATSO) or Serik/Gazipaşa trade registry authorities.
Mandatory legal counsel
Under Article 35/3 of the Attorneys Act (Law No. 1136), joint-stock companies with share capital of TRY 1,250,000 or more and housing cooperatives with 100 or more members must employ a contracted lawyer. Our office provides ongoing legal consultancy within this statutory obligation.
Frequently asked questions
How long does limited company formation take?
Company formation varies according to the number of partners, capital structure and workload at the trade registry directorate. Complete preparation of documents helps completion of registration within the legal timetable.
What route should be followed in commercial receivables disputes?
In disputes arising from commercial receivables, identification of evidence such as invoices, contracts, notices and payment documents is a priority. Enforcement proceedings or direct litigation may be pursued depending on the type of claim. Review of limitation periods on a file-by-file basis is critical to avoid loss of rights.
How does withdrawal from company partnership work?
Withdrawal from partnership may occur through share transfer, dissolution, liquidation or expulsion of a partner. The legal method is determined under TCC provisions according to company type (joint-stock or limited), articles of association and the free will of the parties.
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