The agency
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The aim of the study is to examine the agencies that are one of the free assistants of the merchant in detail. Agency is an free assistant of a merchant who concludes or mediates contracts in a specific location or region on behalf of the client based on the agency agreement. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the agency cannot act on behalf of more than one merchant in the same place or region, and the client cannot appoint more than one agency in the same place or region. The agency will have various rights and obligations while acting as an agency. However, the principal will also have rights and obligations in the agency relationship. In the agency relationship, the most important and foremost right of the agency is the fee. In turn, the principal expects the agency to conclude or mediate contracts as the main action. The principal may not want the agent to compete with her when the contractual relationship ends. For this purpose, a non-competition agreement that will come into force at the end of the contract can be agreed between the contracting parties. In this case, the agency will not compete with its principal in the same place or region for a maximum of two years after the contractual relationship is terminated.
Author
Musa Edip Doğan
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Musa Edip Doğan (Master Thesis). The agency, 2021, Gaziantep University.
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