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Tackling Force Majeure in Defense Contracts in Turkey

There are pitfalls inherent in reaching out to a decision regarding contract suspension and termination in defense contracts in Turkey. Giving an example that a clause that purports to claim force majeure in most cases is subject to acceptance of the authority unlike the commercial contracts. The similar can be said for impossibility of performance that would not always fall under force majeure.

Turkish Personal Data Protection Board Fines Amazon Turkey

Turkish Personal Data Protection Board’s (“Board”), in its decision numbered 2020/173 dated February 27, 2020 (“Decision 2020/173”), imposed fines on Amazon Turkey due to Amazon Turkey’s bundled privacy policy, opt-out system, and international data transfers procedures which are not in compliance with the Law on the Protection of Personal Data No. 6698 (“Law No. 6698”).

Turkish Personal Data Protection’s Recent Exemption for Registration Requirement

Turkish Personal Data Protection Board (“Board”) expanded its Data Controllers Registry Information System (“VERBIS”) exemption for foundations, associations, and unions. Pursuant to the Board’s Decision numbered 2018/32 dated April 2, 2018 (“Decision 2018/32”), foundations, associations, and unions which is established within the scope of specific related legislation were already exempted from their obligation stipulated under the Article 16 of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data No.

Turkish Data Protection Authority Highlights Crucial Points Regarding Turkish Standard Contractual Clauses for International Data Transfers

Turkish Data Protection Authority (“Authority”) released its announcement regarding commitments between data exporter and importer for international data transfers on May 7, 2020 on its website. Parties to apply for permission for international data transfers based on commitments have to comply with the requirements of such announcement.

Co-operation Agreements in Defense Industry

Turkey has prioritized to have a strong national defense industry. A wise way to develop strong national defense is to co-operate with other countries to acquire advanced technologies by employing industry co-operation agreements.

Intellectual Property Rights in Turkish Defense Industry

The intellectual property rights (IP) are conceptually is linked to both intellectual and industrial rights in Turkish legislation. Intellectual property rights are almost related to the intellectual and artistic works, linked rights (neighboring rights),

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