October 8, 2025Uniform Law Review

Limiting the absolute effect of non-assignment clauses through the interpretation of law and contract: a Turkish law perspective

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The article examines how to limit the absolute effect of non-assignment clauses in Turkish law, enhancing the freedom of assignment.
Key discussions involve debtor consent and the principle of abuse of rights, influencing non-assignment clauses' interpretations.
This analysis relies on comparative insights from civil law systems, particularly Switzerland, Germany, and Austria, to illustrate potential methods.
The study underscores ongoing discourse in civil law on enhancing flexibility around non-assignment clauses, particularly in Turkey.

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This analysis explores the effects of non-assignment clauses in Turkish law, indicating potential legal interpretations to limit their absolute effects.

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Burcu Erbayraktar (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis explores the effects of non-assignment clauses in Turkish law, indicating potential legal interpretations to limit their absolute effects.

Limiting the absolute effect of non-assignment clauses through the interpretation of law and contract: a Turkish law perspective

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Limiting the absolute effect of non-assignment clauses through the interpretation of law and contract: a Turkish law perspective

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