Merchants and the public legal entities are only those who may be allowedto establish jurisdiction agreement in Turkish Legal System. The title of merchantin terms of jurisdiction agreement is determined according to the provisions of theTurkish Commercial Code. In the Turkish Commercial Code, merchants are dividedinto two as natural person merchants and legal person merchants. A natural personwho even partially operates a commercial enterperise on his/her own behalf acquiresthe title of merchant. Concepts that are considered as merchants and responsible suchas merchants may come to the fore in terms of people who do not have all the necessaryelements to become a natural person merchant. In the doctrine, it is accepted that thosewho are considered to be merchants can establish an jurisdiction agreement. Thereare diff erent opinions in terms of those responsible such as merchant. Consideringthe punitive aspect of being responsible such as merchant, it should be possible tomention the validity of the jurisdiction agreements established by those responsiblesuch as merchant in some cases. In the doctrine, it is also argued that in order for merchants to establishjurisdiction agreement, the transaction to be entered into a jurisdiction agreementmust be a commercial business or be related to the commercial enterprise of themerchant. In the Law on Civil Procedure, there is no restrictions on which casesmerchants can establish jurisdiction agreement. Merchants shall also be able toestablish jurisdiction agreement on transactions that do not concern their commercialenterprise.