The instruction of the mandator and its legal consequences in mandate relations
2017
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This thesis which is named the instruction of the mandator and its legal consequences in Mandate relations, attorney's debt arising from the given contract of mandate was studied. Thesis apart from the introduction and conclusion, consists of three main titles. In the first part, information about history of the contract of mandate, entry into force of contract and termination of the mandate, along with the applicability of the terms of mandate contract over the other contracts of tasks was examined. The second part is divided into two sections. In the first section, the concept of instruction in the contract of mandate and attorney's debt arising from the given contract of mandate have been addressed. In the second section, the legal consequences of attorney's debt arising from the given instruction that considered as breach of contract is covered. The third and last section, the debt arising from the given contract of mandate examined under three main headings in view of some mandate types and featured mandate relations.
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Tuğçe Tekben
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Tuğçe Tekben (Doctorate thesis). The instruction of the mandator and its legal consequences in mandate relations, 2017, Yeditepe University.
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