The legal status of the debtor in the factoring transaction
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Abstract (EN)
The factoring transaction, which is based on the assignment of claims, is a triangular transaction accrued between the customer, the factoring company, and the debtor. The fact that without the debtor's consent in the factoring transaction, and it can be carried out without the knowledge of the debtor has some risks for the debtor. In this study, it has examined how the risks posed by the factoring process can be eliminated for the debtor. In this thesis, in order to determine the structure of the factoring transaction and the debtor's position in this transaction, the factoring transaction and its features are specified in the first part of our study. In the second part, the performance of the factoring company and the debtor's possibilities of getting out of debt is mentioned. In the last part of the study, incidental pleas that a debtor may claim from the factoring company are examined.
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Elif Bilici
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Bahçeşehir University
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Elif Bilici (Master Thesis). The legal status of the debtor in the factoring transaction, 2023, Bahçeşehir University.
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