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Law No. 5846 (Fikir ve Sanat Eserleri Kanunu), Arts. 22, 35 and 38 · Read the law's page

• Do not reproduce a work's original or copies, in whole or in part, by any method, directly or indirectly, temporarily or permanently, without the author's permission (Art. 22).
• Quote from a work only in the cases Art. 35 lists and make the quotation recognizable; in a scientific work, state the work, its author and the place the passage was taken from (Art. 35).
• Copy a work for personal use only where the copying is not for profit and does not unjustifiably harm the right holder's legitimate interests or conflict with normal exploitation of the work (Art. 38).

Law No. 5846, Ek Madde 8 (added by Law No. 5101, 3 March 2004) · Read the law's page

• Do not transfer a substantial part or all of the content of a database that reflects a substantial investment by its producer to another medium, or distribute, sell, rent, or communicate that content to the public, without the database producer's permission, for fifteen years from the database's disclosure.

Law No. 5237 (Turkish Penal Code), Art. 239 (Ticari Sır) · Read the law's page

• Do not give or disclose to unauthorized persons trade, banking or customer secrets, in the form of information or documents, that you know by reason of your position, duty, profession or craft (Art. 239(1)).
• Do not give or disclose to unauthorized persons such information or documents after obtaining them by unlawful means (Art. 239(1)).
• The same rules apply to technical discoveries and inventions and to information on industrial application (Art. 239(2)).

Law No. 5237 (Turkish Penal Code), Arts. 243-244 (Bilişim Alanında Suçlar) · Read the law's page

• Do not enter, or continue to unlawfully remain within, the whole or part of a computer system located in Turkey without authorisation.
• Do not obstruct or disrupt a computer system's operation, or corrupt, destroy, alter, or render inaccessible the data it holds, or insert or transmit its data without authorisation, regardless of whether the data taken is personal.

Law No. 6098 (Türk Borçlar Kanunu), Arts. 20-25 (Genel İşlem Koşulları) · Read the law's page

• When you rely on standard contract terms that go against the other party's interest, expressly inform the other party that the terms exist and give it the chance to learn their content when the contract is made; the terms enter the contract only if the other party accepts them, and otherwise are deemed unwritten (Art. 21).
• Do not rely on standard terms that are foreign to the nature of the contract and the particular character of the work; they are deemed unwritten (Art. 21).
• Do not rely on a clause that gives you alone the power to change a provision of the contract, or to add a new rule, against the other party; it is deemed unwritten (Art. 24).
• Do not put into standard terms provisions that, contrary to good faith, put the other party at a disadvantage or worsen its position (Art. 25).

Law No. 6102 (Türk Ticaret Kanunu), Arts. 54-63 (Haksız Rekabet) · Read the law's page

• Do not engage in deceptive conduct, or other conduct contrary to the rule of good faith, that affects relations between competitors or between suppliers and customers (Art. 54(2)).
• Do not take over another person's market-ready work products by technical reproduction methods and exploit them without an appropriate contribution of your own (Art. 55(1)(c)(3)).
• Do not exploit, or pass on to others, information you obtained secretly and without permission or learned in another unlawful way, or the producer's business secrets (Art. 55(1)(d)).
• Do not use pre-written standard terms that, in a misleading way and to the other party's detriment, depart significantly from the statutory rule or provide a distribution of rights and duties significantly contrary to the nature of the contract (Art. 55(1)(f)).

Law No. 7545 (12 March 2025), Art. 7 · Read the law's page

• This binds any entity that uses information systems to provide services, collect data, or process data within the Cybersecurity Law's own broad scope, with no revenue or user threshold gating this particular duty; a separate, narrower certification and export-approval duty binds only cybersecurity product and service vendors and is not raised here.
• Report a detected vulnerability or cyber incident in the area of service provided to the Cybersecurity Directorate without delay; the Law's own text sets no numeric reporting clock.
• Provide the Cybersecurity Directorate promptly with any data, information, document, hardware, software, or other contribution it requests in connection with its duties.
• Where cybersecurity products, systems, or services are procured for use in a public institution or in critical infrastructure, source them only from a provider the Directorate has certified or authorized.