MBH 104 - Law of Obligations Information I

This course broadly examines topics related to the general provisions of the Law of Obligations. It generally covers: principles governing the law of obligations, debt and liability, performance and types of performance, defense and objection, innovative rights, legal transactions, formation of contracts, validity conditions of contracts, form in contracts, signature, promise of reward by announcement, abstract acknowledgment of debt, general terms and conditions, sanctions in the law of obligations, interpretation, completion, and adaptation of contracts, cases of discrepancy between will and declaration, excessive exploitation, representation, obligations arising from torts, strict liability, unjust enrichment, performance of obligations, elements of performance, performance of various obligations, default of the creditor, other obstacles to performance, non-performance of obligations and consequences of breach of contract, coexistence of tort and breach of contract, effects of obligations on third parties, termination of obligations and debt relationships, statute of limitations, joint and several obligations, conditions, earnest money, penalty for withdrawal, penalty clause, assignment of claims, assumption of debt, assignment of contract, and participation in a contract.

MBH-107 Civil Law Information I

The content of this course includes: fundamental concepts of law and general information about Civil Law, sources of Civil Law, the concept of rights and civil law, preliminary provisions, law of persons, real personality, legal capacity - capacity to act, kinship, domicile, protection of personality, name and protection of name, personal status register, legal personality, associations, foundations, family law concepts, establishment of marriage, engagement, marriage, general provisions of marriage, matrimonial regimes, termination of marriage, parentage, lineage, provisions of lineage, and guardianship law.

MBH-209 Civil Law Information II

This course broadly examines topics related to Property Law and Inheritance Law. This course generally covers: the subject of Property Law, the concept and elements of real rights, classification of real rights, principles governing real rights, the concept of possession, types of possession, acquisition and loss, protection of possession, possession as a presumption of right in movable and immovable properties, provisions to be applied in the restitution of possession, the concept of land registry, principles governing the land registry, rights to be registered in the land registry, nature and types of registrations in the land registry (registration, cancellation, annotations, declarations), ownership, subject, scope and types of ownership, immovable property, acquisition of immovable property, loss of immovable property, scope of immovable property, movable property, limited real rights, definition of inheritance law, its relation to the right of private property, fundamental concepts of inheritance law (decedent, heir, estate, principle of universal succession, etc.), heirs in general, legal heirs, appointed heirs, calculation of reserved share and disposable portion according to the estate, general action for reduction, concept of disposition upon death, distinction of dispositions upon death from inter vivos dispositions, general types of dispositions upon death (formally dispositions upon death), capacity to make a will, types of wills and termination of wills, legal nature of inheritance contracts, capacity to make an inheritance contract, types of inheritance contracts, formation, termination, and invalidity of inheritance contracts, materially dispositions upon death, appointment of heirs, invalidity of dispositions upon death, and generally the transfer and division of inheritance.

MBH 206 - Law of Obligations Information II

This course examines the main types of contracts within the framework of special provisions of the Law of Obligations. This course generally covers: general principles regarding special debt relationships in Turkish law, sale contracts in general, types of sale contracts, obligations of seller and buyer in sale contracts, termination of sale contracts, barter (exchange) contracts, donation contracts, loan for use contracts, loan for consumption contracts, ordinary lease contracts, residential and roofed workplace leases, usufruct (yield) lease contracts, work contracts, construction contracts in return for land share, agency contracts, negotiorum gestio (management of another's affairs without mandate), deposit contracts, and suretyship contracts.

ADT-224 Individual Labor Law Information

This course broadly examines topics related to individual labor law. This course generally covers: principles governing labor law, sources of labor law, sanctions in labor law, penal clauses in labor law, fundamental concepts of labor law, scope of labor law, concept and types of employment contracts, formation of employment contracts, provisions of employment contracts, suspension of employment contracts, termination of employment contracts in general, reasons for non-termination other than dismissal, termination of employment contracts by periodic notice, special situations regarding the termination of employment contracts, termination of employment contracts for just cause, limitation of the right of termination, legal consequences of the termination of employment contracts, working hours, overtime work, rest and holiday rights, principles governing labor law, sources of labor law, scope of labor law, fundamental concepts of labor law, concept of employment contract, types of employment contracts, provisions of employment contracts, termination and consequences of employment contracts, working hours, and rest and holiday rights.

MBH -225 Consumer Law Information

The Consumer Law course covers: course introduction, history of consumer law, purpose and scope of the Consumer Protection Law, basic consumer rights, general concepts and definitions related to consumer law, basic principles in consumer law, unfair terms in consumer contracts, refusal to sell, sending unsolicited goods or providing services, consumer organizations, consumer institutions and courts, defective goods, defective services, consumer information education, consumer contracts, installment sales contracts, consumer credit contracts, consumer contracts, housing finance contracts, pre-paid housing sales contracts, consumer contracts, contracts concluded outside the workplace, distance contracts, distance contracts related to financial services, consumer contracts, timeshare and long-term holiday service contracts, promotion applications organized by periodical publication organizations, consumer contracts, package tour contracts, and subscription contracts.

MBH -222 Cadastre Law Information

The Cadastre Law Information course covers: Real Rights, Right of Ownership, Limited Real Rights, Principles Governing Real Rights, Concept and Elements of Land Registry (Main Registers, Auxiliary Registers, Books Kept in Places Without Land Registry), Land Registry Organization, Principles Governing Land Registry, State Responsibility, Registration of Immovable Properties, Immovable Properties to be Registered in Land Registry, Concept of Cadastre, Cadastre Organization and Historical Development, Titling and Cadastre, Land Law, Ottoman Land Code's Understanding of Land Ownership, Types of Land, Forest Cadastre, Cadastre Law No. 3402, General Information, Purpose of the Law, Cadastre Preparation Works, Delimitation and Determination Works, Principles Regarding the Determination of Right of Ownership (Determination of Immovable Properties Registered in Title Deed, Determination of Immovable Properties Not Registered in Title Deed), Cadastre Law and Public Properties, Types of Public Properties, Pastures, Plateaus and Winter Quarters, Service Properties, Unclaimed Properties, Preparation of Cadastre Record, Objection to Cadastre Determination, Announcement of Cadastre Results, Finalization of Records, Cadastre Court and Cadastre Disputes.

MBH -206 Family Law Information

The content of this course includes: Concept of Family, Importance of Family, Family Law, Family Court and its Duties, Law No. 6284 on the Protection of Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women (purpose, measures), Engagement, Marriage, Capacity to Marry, Surname of Woman, Citizenship of Spouses, Representation of Marital Union, Impediments to Marriage, Marriage Application and Ceremony, Nullity and Annulment of Marriage, Protection of Family Residence, Examination of Constitutional Court's annulment provisions of the Turkish Civil Code, General Provisions of Marriage, Representation of Marital Union, Profession and Work of Spouses, Legal Transactions of Spouses, Protection of Marital Union, Termination of Marriage and its Consequences, Personal Consequences of Divorce, Consequences of Divorce Related to Spouses, Consequences of Divorce Related to Children, Alimony for Poverty (definition, purpose, legal nature, commencement, cases), Statutory Matrimonial Regime-Optional Matrimonial Regime, Matrimonial Property Agreement, Extraordinary Matrimonial Regime, Jurisdiction in Liquidation Cases, Management of Assets by Other Spouse, Debts Between Spouses, Inventory Taking, Regime of Participation in Acquired Property (Rights of Spouses, Responsibilities of Spouses, Termination of Matrimonial Regime) Regime of Participation in Acquired Property (Liquidation of Matrimonial Regime), Regime of Separation of Property, Regime of Shared Separation of Property, Regime of Community of Property, Alimony Obligation and Household Arrangement, Establishment of Lineage and Adoption, Custody, Children's Property, Family Property, Family Homestead, Responsibility of Household Head, Establishment of Guardianship, Execution of Guardianship, Termination of Guardianship.

MBH - 210 Negotiable Instruments Law Information

The Negotiable Instruments Law Information course covers: Definition and Elements of Negotiable Instruments, Characteristics of Negotiable Instruments, Differences Between Ordinary Instruments and Negotiable Instruments, Classification of Negotiable Instruments, Defenses in Negotiable Instruments, Change of Instrument Type in Negotiable Instruments, Loss and Cancellation of Negotiable Instruments, General Information on Bills of Exchange, Principles Governing Bills of Exchange, Bill of Exchange, Elements of Bill of Exchange, Acceptance in Bill of Exchange, Endorsement, Aval, Payment, Recourse Rights, Promissory Note, Transfer of Promissory Note, Payment, Consequences of Non-Payment, Check, and Other Negotiable Instruments.

MBH -120 Attorney and Notary Law Information

The Attorney and Notary Law Information course covers: introduction to the course, concepts of right and justice, sources of attorney and notary law, history of the legal profession, characteristics of the legal profession, conditions for admission to the legal profession, attorney-client agreement, rights of attorneys - in terms of professional work - in terms of relationships with clients, rights of attorneys - in terms of professional organizations, obligations of attorneys - arising from professional activities, obligations of attorneys towards clients, colleagues, professional associations, other institutions, legal and criminal liability of attorneys, disciplinary liability of attorneys, professional organizations, notary, concepts of notary public and notary law, establishment of notary offices, entry and termination of the notary profession, rights of notaries and obligations of notaries, notary organizations and their operation, professional organizations, notary transactions, responsibility and supervision of notaries.

MBH -103 Basic Law Information

The content of this course includes: Sources of Legal Knowledge, Rules of Social Order, Sources of Law, Branches of Law (Public Law-Private Law Distinction, Branches of Public Law), Branches of Law (Branches of Private Law), Judicial Organization (Concept of Judiciary and Court, Judicial Organization (Judicial Judiciary, Administrative Judiciary), Constitutional Judiciary, Dispute Resolution Judiciary, Election Judiciary, Accounts Judiciary, Types of Cases, Legal Rules, Application of Legal Rules (Application of Customary Law, Judge-Made Law, Filling Gaps in Law by Judge's Discretion, Interpretation in the Application of Legal Rules, Conflict), Different Meanings of Law (positive, statutory law), Application of Legal Rules (Application in terms of Place, Application in terms of Time, Problem of Retroactive Application of Laws), Legal Events, Acts and Transactions, Defects of Will, Concept of Right, Concept of Sanction, Concept of Personality (Real Persons / Legal Persons), Concept of Responsibility, Concept of Debt, Concept of Property, Concept of Inheritance.

MBH 105 - Constitutional Law Information

This course generally covers: definition of constitutional law, methodology and sources, definition of the concept of constitution, bindingness and supremacy of the constitution, hierarchy of norms, types of constitutions, constitutional movements, supremacy of the constitution and judicial review of the conformity of laws to the constitution, original constituent power, derivative constituent power, concept of state, elements of state, theories about the origin of the state, forms of state: monarchy - republic and unitary state - composite state, government systems, democracy, elections, fundamental rights and freedoms, Ottoman constitutional developments, republican era constitutional developments, basic principles of the 1982 Constitution, fundamental rights and freedoms in the 1982 Constitution, legislative body, executive body, judiciary, constitutional judiciary, and constitutional amendment.

MBH- 107 Commercial Law Information

The Commercial Law Information course covers: commercial enterprise law, fundamental concepts and general provisions of partnership law, concept of enterprise, commercial transaction, commercial lawsuit, merchant, commercial registry and commercial books, trade name, unfair competition, ordinary partnership, general provisions of commercial partnerships, types of commercial partnerships, commercial companies, their establishment, organs, changes among partners, rights and obligations of partners, and termination of partnership.

MBH- 216 Clerk Legislation and Judicial Correspondence

The content of this course includes the functioning of the clerical organization of courts in Judicial and Administrative Jurisdiction, the individuals working there, their duties and powers, official correspondence and official correspondence practices, general petitions and their applications, as well as primarily the preparation of various petitions related to cases within the scope of judicial activity, writing of official letters (müzekkere), drafting of court decisions, and other correspondence practices, the enforcement and bankruptcy organization and structure, correspondences made during the enforcement and bankruptcy phase, announcements, and basic information about files and cartons to be created.

MBH -123 Public Relations and Promotion

The content of this course includes: definition of communication and elements of communication, main purposes of communication and communication process, types of communication, communication channels, communication environment, definition and objectives of the concept of public relations, examination of the concept of public relations, its brief history, basic functions of the public relations process, methods and tools, importance of communication in the public relations process, personal relationships and behavior development process, personal bonds in relationships, efforts to protect self in personal relationships, constructive communication process, concept of empathy and empathetic communication, and concepts related to empathy.

MBH-208 Notification Law Information

The content of this course includes the basic notification procedure required in the judicial field, the stages of notification, how, where, and when it can be done, the concept of notification, the authority that will issue the notification, the identification of the addressee or the persons to whom the notification can be made, learning the types and procedure of notification, and the consequences of violating the Notification Law.

MBH-220 Litigation Costs

This course broadly examines the concept, definition, scope, and elements of litigation and enforcement costs, in addition to basic court fees, enforcement and bankruptcy fees, types and calculation of fees, determination and calculation of statutory attorney fees, evaluation of incurred expenses within litigation costs, litigation costs in appeal processes, determination of responsibility for litigation costs in arbitration and mediation, showing litigation costs in the decision, and exemptions and exceptions from fees.

MBH -221 Tax Law and Fiscal Legislation

The content of this course includes: definition, scope, and classification of law, fiscal law, and tax law, sections of tax law according to subjects, constitutional principles regarding taxation, scope and sources of tax law, application of tax laws in terms of place, application of tax laws in terms of time, application and interpretation methods of tax laws in terms of meaning, tax-generating event, taxation process, parties to tax and types of tax liability, special taxpayer rights, general taxpayer rights, taxpayer duties, tax offenses, crimes and penalties, termination of tax debt, security institutions in tax law, and types of taxes in the Turkish tax system.

MBH -223 Disciplinary Law

This course focuses on determining the legal nature of the concept of disciplinary sanction, examining the fundamental principles of disciplinary law, identifying procedural rules for disciplinary investigations and types of disciplinary sanctions, explaining the procedural rules to be followed for criminal prosecution against a civil servant, and emphasizing the legal nature of the suspension measure.

MBH -108 Administrative Law

The Administrative Law course begins by addressing the definition of administrative law, its subject matter, and its relationship with other branches of law. In this context, it focuses on fundamental principles governing administrative law and general concepts such as the structure and operation of the administration. The distinction between central administration and local government, the general administrative organization, provincial organization, and the functioning of local governments are examined in detail. In later sections of the course, legal acts of the administration are discussed. This includes evaluating the legal nature and functions of unilateral administrative acts, regulatory acts, and administrative contracts. Additionally, the consequences of unlawful acts, and the concepts of annulment and nullity are explained. The legal status of public officials, the concept of public official, appointment and dismissal processes, as well as the rights, obligations, and disciplinary penalties of public officials are emphasized. Within the scope of administrative liability, the cases of fault-based and strict liability of the administration, and the ways for individuals to file lawsuits against the administration are detailed.

MBH -127 Management and Organization

This course is an introduction to the discipline of management. It covers managerial approaches and issues related to planning, organizing, leading, and controlling functions. The course includes topics such as issues in the global business environment, innovation, business ethics, decision-making, organizational design, leadership, and organizational control. The course also includes discussions of proposed management ideas aimed at solving current business problems.

MBH -122 Law Office Management and Secretarial Services

The content of this course includes: the concept of office, the concept of management, functions of the concept of management, planning, organizing, directing, and controlling functions in offices, ergonomics and layout in offices, organizational importance of offices, filing system in the justice system, the concept of secretarial work, historical process of the secretarial profession, types of secretarial work and secretarial skills, basic duties of a secretary within an organization and secretarial work in law offices, secretarial knowledge - archives, documentation, filing and archiving equipment in secretarial work, filing and archiving in law offices, ensuring efficiency in document and form management, the concept of filing and types of filing, and the functioning of law offices.

MBH -213 Administrative Judiciary

The Administrative Judiciary course begins by addressing the emergence, development, and distinction of the administrative judiciary from other judicial systems. In this context, the importance and purpose of judicial review of the legality of administration are discussed. The administrative judicial system in Turkey and its constitutional basis are explained in detail. Subsequently, the course focuses on the structure and areas of responsibility of the administrative judiciary. The functions of the Council of State, regional administrative courts, administrative courts, and tax courts, along with their jurisdiction and responsibilities, are discussed. Furthermore, the conformity of the administrative judiciary to the principles of independence and impartiality is evaluated. Types of administrative lawsuits are examined through basic lawsuit types such as annulment actions and full remedy actions. The characteristics, admissibility conditions, and initiation processes of these types of lawsuits are explained practically. In particular, the judicial review of the legality of administrative acts in annulment actions and the judicial process of compensation claims in full remedy actions are detailed. The procedural rules of administrative litigation also constitute an important part of the course. In this context, lawsuit filing periods, preparation of lawsuit petitions, enforcement of court decisions, and appeal processes are discussed in detail. The rights and obligations of the parties in litigation, and the role of the administrative judiciary in balancing public interest and individual rights are emphasized. In later sections of the course, the relationship between administrative judiciary and constitutional judiciary is discussed. The right to individual application to the Constitutional Court and its effects on administrative acts are analyzed. At the end of the course, current problems in administrative judiciary, reform proposals, and electronic litigation processes are discussed to ensure students approach the subject from a contemporary perspective.

MBH-203 Civil Procedure Law Information

The content of this course includes the organization and functioning of courts carrying out judicial activities in the field of private law, the establishment of courts, parties, general information about lawsuits, the effect of various special situations on the lawsuit, evidence and its evaluation, examination of legal remedies, as well as issues such as interim legal protection measures, arbitration proceedings, and mediation.

MBH-204 Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law Information (II)

The content of this course includes information about enforcement and bankruptcy offices, enforcement courts, and commercial courts operating in bankruptcy law, bankruptcy and its types, opening of bankruptcy, liquidation and types of liquidation, closing and termination of bankruptcy, concordat and types of concordat, concordat request and periods and consequences in concordat, approval and execution of concordat, and basic information about legal remedies.

MBH-205 Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law Information (I)

The content of this course includes general information such as the basic features of enforcement law, parties to enforcement proceedings, fundamental principles, main enforcement organs, types of enforcement proceedings and their stages, seizure and sale of assets and rights, especially the procedure for electronic sale, payment of money to creditors, and crimes and penalties related to enforcement law.