Contract practice in Türkiye is anchored in the Turkish Code of Obligations, which governs formation, performance, and remedies for both commercial and civil agreements, alongside the Turkish Commercial Code for business-to-business dealings — two codes that practitioners must read in tandem when advising on complex transactions. Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating under these frameworks demands close attention to mandatory provisions on limitation of liability, penalty clauses, and assignment, since Turkish courts have historically scrutinised one-sided boilerplate with care.

The contracts legal skills for Türkiye in the ThomasMore catalog are agent-ready tools designed for exactly that detailed work — generating clause libraries aligned with Turkish law, flagging non-compliant limitation or indemnity language, and structuring conditions precedent for real estate, M&A, or supply chain agreements governed by Turkish jurisdiction. Each skill is reachable over MCP or available as a download, slotting into your existing workflow without rebuilding from scratch. The ThomasMore catalog organises these by license, author, and sub-topic, so whether you are advising on a long-term infrastructure contract or a straightforward service agreement, the right capability surfaces quickly. As Turkish legislative practice and Court of Cassation doctrine continue to develop, open-source contributors maintain these skills to reflect current interpretations. Use the filters above to narrow by contract type or author and find the precise tool your matter requires.