Franchise agreement
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Abstract (EN)
In the scope of this study, franchise agreements which is still innominate contract in our legal system despite the common application of the agreement in the whole world, is reviewed from legal perspective. In the first chapter of this study; history and conceptual structure of the agreement are discussed. Then, the benefits of the franchise agreement to the franchisor, franchisee and society are discussed and the risks of the system are also mentioned. In the continuation of the same section, the characteristics and types of the contract are mentioned. In the second chapter, the obligations of the parties are discussed and the obligations of the franchisor and then of the franchisee are explained in order. Since the franchise agreement contains many diferent types of contractual elements, it is similar to many other agreements. In the third part of this study, the similarities of the franchise agreement with these agreements are mentioned, but on the other hand, their differences are also revealed. Finally, in the fourth section, the reasons for the termination of the contract and the consequences of its termination are explained.
Author
Hande Yerlikaya
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Hande Yerlikaya (Doctorate thesis). Franchise agreement, 2024, Ankara University.
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