Publications
Real estate sale agreements under Turkish law
The acquisition of immovable property is a fundamental institution of property law, which determines the procedures and legal conditions under which the right of ownership is transferred to individuals. This article will delve into the two ways of acquiring immovable property through legal transactions in Turkey: real estate sales agreement and preliminary agreements for real estate sales, which serve as commitments for the conclusion of such agreements.
Released on Nov 05, 2025
Trusts and digitalisation: redefining real estate investment in the Dominican Republic
Trust structures and the digitalisation of legal procedures are reshaping the Dominican real estate sector in a more sustainable and strategic manner. The use of trusts creates safer, more transparent avenues for investment, while the digitalisation agenda is cutting red tape and making the process of buying, selling and developing property more efficient for all parties involved.
Released on Nov 05, 2025
Emergency arbitration: A practical guide for young arbitration practitioners
Emergency arbitration, while still a relatively recent development, has become an essential procedural feature for parties seeking urgent interim relief before the constitution of an arbitral tribunal. ‘Emergency arbitration: A practical guide for young arbitration practitioners’, published by the IBA Arb40 Subcommittee, aims to offer practical insights and sometimes comparative perspectives into one of the most dynamic procedural tools in international arbitration.
Released on Oct 31, 2025
Tariffs and the M&A landscape in India: navigating a new trade reality
The reimposition of tariffs by the United States in 2025, including a 50 per cent ad valorem duty on selected Indian exports, has significantly altered India’s trade dynamics. These measures, framed as reciprocal tariffs, have placed Indian exporters at a competitive disadvantage compared to their peers in Vietnam, Bangladesh and Indonesia, who face lower tariff burdens. The impact is particularly acute in sectors like textiles, vehicle components, gems and jewellery and marine products, industries that are heavily export oriented and dominated by micro, small and medium enterprises.
Released on Oct 31, 2025