Protection of Trademarks Within International Contracts
One of the most important matters with regards to international contracts signed by companies such as distribution, dealership, corner, etc., is the protection provisions concerning the products and trademarks. As within these contracts the companies usually are required to provide rights partially or fully to the persons or companies authorised by them with regards to use of the trademark due to commercial reasons such as granting distributorship, product supply, opening a store, product marketing, etc. The matters that should be taken into consideration within this scope are set out below. The rights regarding the use of the trademark should be defined
Consumer’s Right of Withdrawal in E-Commerce
Provision are set out under the Law on the Protection of Consumers (“LPOC”) numbered 6502 regarding distance contracts. LPOC shall be applied where one of the parties is a consumer as defined by the law. There are detailed regulations within the scope of the LPOC in relation to the consumer’s right of withdrawal and the terms and the period for using the right is clearly set out. Understanding these regulations is essential for both consumers that use e-commerce websites for online shopping and sellers and providers which are defined as real and legal persons providing goods or services to consumers for