Consumer protection by standardizing the articles of association of companies from the perspective of administrative law

The end consumer of goods/services has rights that are based on access to quality goods / services and reasonable prices. One of the ways to protect consumer rights can be to standardize the articles of association of companies providing goods/services and mention the obligations in this legal document. This research for the first time in an analytical-descriptive method seeks to investigate the possibility of protecting consumer rights with the solution of standardizing the articles of association of companies from the perspective of administrative law. It was concluded that the administrative bodies in charge of companies providing goods / services may be public or public, and the private sector usually has no place in the oversight of businesses. With this action, consumer rights can be mentioned as an obligation in the company's articles of association. Therefore, the responsibility of partners and managers of companies towards the consumer is limited, and the registration of this statute in the management of companies will mean the transfer of responsibility to society. In this case, the administrative challenges of companies regarding consumer rights are minimized and during the judicial action, the main culprits can be dealt with appropriately. Government or public trustees have sometimes acted independently, which in order to counter parallelism, it is necessary to designate administrative regulations, appoint a single institution as the main trustee of supervision, and determine the vertical or horizontal status of administrative relations.