Öğüz, Zehra Şeker

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    Master Thesis
    Subrogation Action of Cargo Insurer as Legal Successor Liable for Damage in Sea Cargo Transportation Against the Carrier
    (MEF Üniversitesi, 2024) Çelik, Eren Can; Öğüz, Zehra Şeker
    This master's thesis is prepared for submission to MEF University Institute of Social Sciences. The subject of the thesis is defined as the 'Subrogation Action of Cargo Insurer as Legal Successor Liable for Damage in Sea Cargo Transportation against the Carrier.' In the first chapter of the study, the legal successorship regulated in the Turkish Law of Obligations is examined. Through this examination, the concept of successorship is scrutinized, and the distinctions between similar concepts such as the right of recourse and assignment of receivables are elucidated. This chapter also provides a detailed overview of the legal successorship of the insurer as regulated in Article 1472 of the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102. The second chapter focuses on the conditions of the legal successorship of the insurer, particularly the conditions of the cargo insurer's legal successorship. This section thoroughly explains the circumstances under which the cargo insurer will legally succeed to the rights of the insured. The third chapter defines the carriage contract, examining the liability of the carrier. Emphasis is placed on the carrier's responsibility for the loss, damage, and late delivery of the transported cargo, clarifying the conditions under which the cargo insurer can seek recourse against the carrier. This chapter also evaluates both absolute and probable cases of carrier non-liability, stipulating that the cargo insurer cannot file a recourse lawsuit against the carrier in these instances. The final chapter of the study scrutinizes the recourse lawsuit that the cargo insurer would file against the carrier liable for damages, providing a detailed explanation of the procedural aspects of the lawsuit. This section highlights the nature, limits, legal grounds, subject matter, competent court, burden of proof, objections and defenses, interest, and statute of limitations of the recourse lawsuit.