Market law mainly consists of competition and marketing law, which aims to create healthy competition by regulating competition restrictions and forms of advertising. Market law aims, among other things, at whether a marketing measure can be considered permissible or whether a company is disadvantaged due to a competitor's unauthorized conduct in the market. The Marketing Act and the Competition Act are the two laws that specifically regulate the area of law, but the Public Procurement Act can also be applied when various competition law issues arise. While competition law aims to maintain effective competition in the market and monitors the structure of the market, the main task of marketing law is to promote fair competition in the interests of consumers and traders. The regulations on market law aim to promote sound rules of the game in the market and to prevent unfair competition. Violations can lead to damages.