Review of Stipulating the Condition of Commitment Not to Performed an Act against Irrevocable Attorneyship

Attorneyship is a permissible and lawful contract. In this contract, the client or the lawyer may terminate the contract at any time. Achieving a stable and unshakable contract is possible in the light of irrevocable attorneyship. But even in power of attorney, the client can do something that can lead to the termination of the contract. For example, a client may sell a product that has an irrevocable sale attorneyship and the contract will then is terminated. To prevent this action by the client, the condition of “not-performing an act against the case of attorneyship by the client" applies. The present article aims to investigate the validity of this condition and discusses the condition by using a descriptive- analytical method. The findings of the study indicate that the condition of the expiry of the right was considered by jurisprudents to be like a ruling and deprivation of this right is not permissible. However, if the condition is construed to constitute a commitment not to perform an act against the case of attorneyship, it would be flawed and will have the same result.