Baker McKenzie’s Arbitration Yearbook 2018-2019 Edition
Click here for the chapter on Turkey in the 2018-2019 Arbitration Yearbook.
Arbitration News from Turkey
Court of Cassation Takes Significant Step for Arbitration: Court Sustained an Arbitral Award with...
The role of the courts in the development of arbitration proceedings is undeniably crucial. The 15th Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation, with its...
ISTAC Introduces Mediation-Arbitration Rules
The Istanbul Arbitration Centre (“ISTAC“), one of Turkey’s leading arbitration institutions, introduced the ISTAC Mediation-Arbitration Rules (“Rules“) regarding alternative dispute resolution on 15 November...
Baker McKenzie International Arbitration Yearbook 2019-2020 – Turkey
TURKEY
Ismail G. Esin, Ali Selim Demirel, Yigitcan Bozoglu and Ceyda Sıla Cetinkaya
A. LEGISLATION AND RULES
A.1 Legislation
The International Arbitration Law of 2001 (IAL) governs international...
Turkey: “Mandatory Mediation” Not Mandatory For Parties Who Choose Arbitration
Recent Development
The Law on the Execution Proceedings for the Collection of Monetary Receivables Arising out of Subscription Agreements No. 7155 (”Law”) was published in...
Turkey: M&A Arbitration
This post is an extract from the first edition of GAR’s The Guide to M&A Arbitration, first published in December 2018. The whole publication...
Turkey: ISTAC Arbitration is Now an Alternative For Public Procurement Agreement Disputes
Recent development
The Turkish Public Procurement Authority recently amended the standard contracts annexed to the Regulations on the Implementation of Public Procurements effective as of...
Turkey permits state court interim attachments before enforcement of arbitral awards
Recent development
While Turkey's International Arbitration Law No. 4686 has long permitted Turkish courts to grant interim relief before or during arbitral proceedings, the law...
Turkey: Constitutional Court confirms the constitutionality of the Law on the Istanbul Arbitration Centre
The expansion of economic globalization and the growing number of transnational transactions in the last few decades have - inevitably - resulted in an...
Have you had your day in Court? Swiss Federal Supreme Court decision clarifies conditions...
One of the central objectives of civil procedural law is to provide a mechanism for the final and conclusive resolution of disputes. In accordance...
Turkish Court of Appeal fails to clarify validity of ‘hybrid’ jurisdiction-arbitration clauses
The background
Turkey's International Arbitration Law requires that an agreement to arbitrate disputes be clear and definite. An agreement which contains both a jurisdiction clause...
Arbitration News from Europe
The new updated ICC Rules
From 1 January 2021, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) will bring into force revised 2021 Rules of Arbitration ("2021 Rules"), replacing the current...
Swiss Supreme Court rejects request for revision of an arbitral award as the new...
In its decision published 21 October 2020, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court ("SFSC") denied the revision of an arbitral award on the basis that...
UCL / Baker McKenzie Lecture – “International Arbitration – From Alabama to Brexit”
Join us on Tuesday, 17 November 2020, for the 2020 UCL/ Baker McKenzie Lecture on ‘International Arbitration – From Alabama to Brexit’.
This year's lecture...
Join our Future of Disputes virtual conference throughout November
The world faces significant levels of social, political and economic instability and uncertainty. To a large extent, while the big-picture context is currently influenced...
