On 25 February 2021, Turkey Parliament ratified the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation, also known as the “Singapore Convention on Mediation”. When the world has been devastated by a pandemic, this Turkey initiative has been timely and befitting. Read more “Turkey ratified the Singapore Convention on Mediation”
Just & Fair is delighted to be a contributor of the 16th annual International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Mediation Competition. The founding partner of the Just & Fair Mediation Centre, Prof. Dr. Vahit Bıçak was acted as selected Judge for the International Commercial Mediation Competition (ICC, Paris). He assesses each team’s negotiating and problem-solving skills, as well as their ability to make good use of the mediator.
A Cooperation Protocol has been signed between Istanbul Arbitration Center (İSTAC) and the Just & Fair Mediation Centre. With this development, the cooperation process between ISTAC and the Just & Fair Mediation Centre was officially launched. We are proud that the cooperation process between ISTAC and the Just & Fair Mediation Centre has been formalized.
Read more “İstanbul Arbitration Centre (İSTAC) Cooperation Agreement”
The importance of choosing a comfortable location for mediation is well understood by the Minisry of Justice in Turkey. Office Space Standards have been adopted and imposed upon sole mediators and mediation centres. Acordingly, the courthouse is not a convenient option for mediation.
Read more “Office Space Standards for Mediation Set by Ministry”
Mediation on consumer disputes amounting to TRY 10,390.00 and above has become mandatory in Turkey since September 2020. Parties need to exhaust mandatory mediation before having recourse to the consumer courts.
Just & Fair Arabuluculuk Merkezi A.Ş. nin de içerisinde yer aldığı Arabuluculuk Merkezleri tarafından ülkemizde arabuluculuk uygulamalarının geliştirilmesi ve kurumsallaştırılması amacıyla 09 Ocak 2020 de Türkiye Arabuluculuk Merkezleri Platformu kuruldu.
Adalet Bakanı Abdulhamit Gül, 1 Ocak 2019’dan itibaren açılacak tüm ticari uyuşmazlıklara ilişkin davalarda arabuluculuk yoluna başvurmanın zorunlu hale getirildiğini açıkladı. Gül, ortalama 541 gün süren ticari davaların bir haftada çözüme kavuşturulmasının hedeflendiğini söyledi.
Alacak ve tazminata ilişkin ticari uyuşmazlıklarda dava şartı haline getirilen arabuluculuk, 1 Ocak 2019’dan itibaren uygulanmaya başlanacak.
Read more “Arabulucuların ticari uyuşmazlık mesaisi başlıyor”
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