5th Edition of the Book "Law of Obligations: General Provisions" Published
AUTHORS
Prof. Dr. Hüseyin HATEMİ
Prof. Dr. K. Emre GÖKYAYLA
1. Introduction
2. Concepts of Obligation Relationship and Obligation
3. Fundamental Principles Governing the Law of Obligations
4. Contract and Its Formation
5. Form
6. Abstract Acknowledgment of Debt and Promise of Debt Without Stating Cause
7. The Concept and Provisions of the Preliminary Contract
8. Freedom of Contract (Vertragsfreiheit, Freedom of Will, Freedom of Contract, Autonomie de la Volonte)
9. General Terms and Conditions
10. Interpretation, Completion and Conversion (Konversion) of Contracts
11. Sanctions of Invalidity
12. General Explanation
13. Defects of Consent and Lesion (Excessive Exploitation) and Their Sanctions
14. Representation
15. Non-Contractual Liability Obligations
16. General Explanation
17. Non-Contractual and Contractual Liability
18. The Element of Unlawfulness in Torts
19. The Indispensable Element of Liability Obligations: Damage
20. Causal Link (Causation)
21. The Element of Fault
22. Strict Liability Obligations
23. Compensation for Damage in Non-Contractual Liability
24. Non-Contractual Liability in Criminal and Administrative Law
25. Joint and Several Liability and Recourse
26. Statute of Limitations in Liability Obligations
27. Unjust Enrichment Obligations
28. Performance of Obligations
29. Defects in Performance
30. Issues of Concurrence (Konkurrenz, Concours)
31. Contract and Third Parties
32. Termination of the Obligation and the Obligation Relationship
33. Release
34. Novation
35. Current Account
36. Provisions and Consequences of Novation
37. Merger of Creditor and Debtor Status
38. Impossibility of Performance
39. Set-Off
40. Statute of Limitations
41. Joint and Several Debt
42. Joint and Several Creditorship
43. Conditional Obligations (Conditions)
44. Penalty Clause
45. Earnest Money, Forfeit Money and Wage Deduction
46. Assignment of Receivables
47. Assumption of Debt
48. Accession to Debt, Transfer of Contract and Accession to Contract
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