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32 Banka Huk. Dergisi [i] (2016)

handle is hein.journals/bnkavthd32 and id is 1 raw text is: BANKING AND COMMERCIAL LAW JOURNAL Published by THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF BANKING AND COMMERCIAL LAW March 2016 Volume XXXII Number 1 Articles Dr. Ahmet Tirk, Associate Professor Renovations and Changes Brought by the Turkish Commercial Code Nr. 6102 with Respect to Excessive Indebtedness and Postponement of B an k ru p tcy ........................................................................................................... 5 -6 0 Dr. Halit Aker, Associate Professor The Termination of Shareholder Status in Joint Stock and Limited Liability Companies Particularly Some Considerations about Rightful Term ination Abstract ............................................................... 63-150 Dr. Erdem Biiyiiksagi$, Associate Professor/ TugVe Koyuncu Collective Redress and Passing-On Defence in The New EU Directive on Antitrust Damages Actions ......................................... 153-195 Dr. Emel Hanagasi, Assistant Professor Evaluation of the Action for Dissolution of a Joint Stock Company for Good Cause within the Context of Civil Procedure Law ............................. 199-270

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