Course Contents

The main subject in this course is bankruptcy and composition law. In this context, the basic sources of bankruptcy and composition law, its purpose, implementation, units and courts in bankruptcy and composition law, enforcement organization and types of follow-up will be explained. In particular, follow-up through general bankruptcy will be explained in detail, and then follow-up through bankruptcy specific to bills of exchange and the institution of concordat will be explained.

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Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law Hukuku; İbrahim Ermenek/Murat Atal

Academic integrity: "It is the educational purpose of this institution to conduct scholarly activities free from fraud and deception. Violations of academic integrity include the following and more: Cheating, plagiarism (taking someone else's idea, written or oral, without full documentation of the original source), false information, or quoting." allowing the facilitation of fraud by others, taking exams without permission, using another person's work or previously used work without the instructor's knowledge, or secretly copying other students' academic work.” Simple rule to remember: Avoid stealing other people's work and ideas without giving them credit, and don't let others steal from you. Such behavior is inappropriate, unprofessional and unethical. Minor violations of academic integrity will result in an "F" grade for your assignments; Major violations of academic integrity will result in an "F" grade for the course. Cheating on an exam is considered a major violation. Talking about your ideas and getting comments on your work from friends, teachers, or classmates is not considered cheating.