Adv. Hasan Can Özkan

A traffic accident is defined as an incident that results in death, injury and both material and non-material damages which are directly or indirectly caused by one or more vehicles traveling on the road. The legal basis referred to in evaluating the situation related to the traffic accidents include Chapter154 Criminal Law and Motor Vehicles Road and Traffic Law No.21/1974 and Chapter 148 Civil Wrongs Law in relation to compensation. If the person driving the vehicle drives an uninsured vehicle, Chapter 333 Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Law comes into play.

As stated in the article ‘What does the Supervision of Rents Act mean and in which areas is it applied?’ the provision or order regarding the evacuation of any immovable property under the Lease Control Law may only be given in the following cases:

Trademarks are a part of trading and our daily lives. It is the most natural right of consumers to distinguish between the products they use, to know who produced them and what their ingredients are. On the other hand, companies that produce these brands aim to distinguish their products from other brands, to determine the standards of their own products, to make profit in line with the demands of the market and to protect them against any infringement .Therefore, the registration of a brand is important for both the consumer and the manufacturer of that brand. The Law regulating trademarks in the TRNC is the Trade Marks Act No. 28/1995, Chapter 268.