Contracts Law
A contract is called a legal transaction between two or more persons, the observance of which is supported by law. Contract Law is also the branch of law that examines contracts concluded between parties from the procedural, substantive and legal point of view.
Contracts constitute the whole set of rules that form the basis of many relationships in the usual flow of life. Therefore, at the stage of drawing up the texts of the contract, maximum care and attention should be paid. The vast majority of disputes that may arise from contracts arise from the fact that the contract has not yet been given due attention or due care during the preparation phase of the contract. For this reason, knowledge of legislation, jurisprudence, doctrine and practice; experience and foresight regarding risks and disputes that may arise; a lawyer's practice with the ability to understand, explain, think strategically and negotiate legal language has emerged in all areas where the contractual relationship can be subject.
We can list the types of contracts that are most encountered today as follows;
- Contract of Sale,
- The Forgiveness Agreement,
- Loan Agreements,
- Work (Exception) Agreement,
- The Contract to Care Till Death,
- Contract for the Exchange of Goods,
- Lease Agreement,
- Service Agreements,
- Power of Attorney Agreement,
- Joint Partnership Agreement,
- Floor Construction Contract for Share of Land,
- Adoption Agreement,
- Warranty Agreement,
- The Ibra Convention,
- Jurisdiction Agreement,
- Confidentiality Agreement,
- Current Account Agreement,
- Marriage (Property Regime) Contracts,
- Real Estate Sales Promise Agreement,
- Inheritance Contract,
- Arbitration Agreement,
- Non-Competition Agreement