The pre-payment house sales agreement under the Consumer Protection law no. 6502

The principles and procedures regarding the purchase of the houses that are still at the project phase or under construction by the consumer by paying the price in advance, which is colloquially called "sales out of the land" or "involving in a construction from the foundation", is regulated in the "Pre-payment House Sales" section in articles 40 to 46 of the Consumer Protection Law No. 6502. In such sales transactions, that are conducted without any finished houses, the lawmaker defines the "Pre-payment House Sales Agreement" and imposes detailed regulations lest the consumer who has to pay all or part of the sales price in advance is abused. In the first part of this study, which consists of three parts, a definition of the pre-payment house sales agreement is made and then its parties, elements, legal characteristic, form and mandatory contents, and differences from other contracts are addressed. In the second part of the study, the liabilities of the parties are explained. In the third part, the study is concluded with an examination of the termination of the agreement by the consumer upon the utilization of the rights of "withdrawal" and "reneging from the agreement". Keywords: Seller, Consumer, Prepayment House Sales Agreement, Right of Withdrawal, Right to Reneging