Turkish Contract Law

Part I. Obligations Arising from Contracts

1. Formation of the Contract
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2. Public Promise
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3. Form of the Contract
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4. Standard Terms
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5. Content of the Contract
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6. Abstract Acknowledgement of Debt
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7. Obligation to Contract
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8. Contract Interpretation and Simulation
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9. Incomplete Contracts
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10. Revision of the Contract (Hardship)
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11. Mistake, Fraud and Duress
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12. Unfair Exploitation (Lesion)
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13. Agency
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Part II. The Effect of Obligations, Performance, Non-Performance, the Effect on Third Parties

14. Performance of Obligation
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15. The Object of Performance
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16. Performance of the Debtor
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17. Place of Performance
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18. Time of Performance
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19. Proof of Performance
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20. Default of the Creditor
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21. Natural Obligations
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22. Non-performance of the Obligation
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23. Default of the Debtor
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24. Effects of the Obligation on Third Parties
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Part III. Extinguishment of Obligations and Limitation Period

25. Extinguishment of Obligations
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26. Limitation Period
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Part IV. Joint and Several Debtors and Creditors, Conditions, Earnest and Forfeit Money, and Penalty

27. Joint and Several Debtors
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28. Joint and Several Creditors
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29. Conditional Contracts
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30. Earnest Money and Forfeit Money
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31. Contractual Penalty
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Part V. Assignment of Claims, Assumption of Debts, Transfer of Contracts and Joining a Party to an Existing Contract

32. Assignment of Claims
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33. Assumption of Obligations
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34. Transfer of Contracts and Joining a Party to an Existing Contract
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Keywords: Law, Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law, Civil Law