Sanayi Mallarının Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Hakkında Yönetmelik

Sanayi Mallarının Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Hakkında Yönetmelik

Sanayi Mallarının Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Hakkında Yönetmelik
(14.06.2003 tarihli ve 25138 sayılı Resmi Gazete)

Amaç
Madde 1 — Bu Yönetmeliğin amacı, ekli listede yer alan malların kullanım ömürleri ile satış sonrası montaj, bakım ve onarım hizmetlerine ilişkin usul ve esasları düzenlemektir.

Kapsam
Madde 2 — Bu Yönetmelik, imalatçı – üretici ve/veya ithalatçıların satış sonrası montaj, bakım ve onarım hizmetlerini vermek zorunda oldukları, ekli listede yer alan; sattıkları, ürettikleri veya ithal ettikleri mallara uygulanır.

Dayanak
Madde 3 — Bu Yönetmelik, 23/2/1995 tarihli ve 4077 sayılı Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında Kanunun 31 inci maddesi ve bu Kanunun 4822 sayılı Kanunla değişik, 15 inci maddesine dayanılarak düzenlenmiştir.

Tanımlar
Madde 4 — Bu Yönetmelikte geçen;
a) Bakanlık: Sanayi ve Ticaret Bakanlığını,
b) Genel Müdürlük: Tüketicinin ve Rekabetin Korunması Genel Müdürlüğünü,
c) TSE: Türk Standartları Enstitüsü Başkanlığını,
d) Kanun: 4077 sayılı Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında Kanunu,
e) Mal: Alış-verişe konu olan taşınır eşyalardan, Bakanlıkça tespit ve ilan edilen, satış sonrası hizmet istenecek ürünler listesinde yer alan malı,
f) Kullanım Ömrü: Malın, tüketiciye teslimi tarihinden başlayan ve bu Yönetmeliğe ekli listede her mal grubu için tespit edilen süreleri,
g) Servis İstasyonu: İmalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçıların, sattıkları, ürettikleri veya ithal ettikleri mallar için; kullanım ömürleri süresince satış sonrası montaj, bakım ve onarım hizmetlerini yürütmek üzere, kendileri tarafından ve/veya aralarındaki sözleşme uyarınca, bu amaçla yetki verilen gerçek veya tüzel kişiler tarafından kurulan ya da kurulmuş bulunan tesisleri,
h) İmalatçı – Üretici: Kamu tüzel kişileri de dahil olmak üzere, bu Yönetmeliğe ekli listedeki mallardan, tüketiciye sunulmuş olanları üretenler ile mal üzerine kendi ayırt edici işaretini, ticari markasını veya unvanını koyarak satışa sunanları,
ı) İthalatçı: Kamu tüzel kişileri de dahil olmak üzere bu Yönetmeliğe ekli listede sayılan mallardan tüketiciye sunulmuş olan malları yurt dışından getirerek satışa sunan gerçek veya tüzel kişiyi,
i) Satıcı: Kamu tüzel kişileri de dahil olmak üzere ticari veya mesleki faaliyetleri kapsamında tüketiciye mal sunan gerçek veya tüzel kişileri,
j) Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesi: Yurt içinde üretilen veya ithal edilen mallar ile ilgili olarak, Bakanlıkça tespit ve ilan edilen kullanım ömrü süresince imalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar tarafından verilmesi zorunlu montaj, bakım, onarım hizmetleri için, yeterli teknik kadro, takım, teçhizat ile Bakanlıkça belirlenen miktarlarda yedek parça bulunduğunu gösteren ve firmanın unvanı ile merkez adresine göre düzenlenen belgeyi,
k) (Ek:RG-24/4/2011-27914) İş Günü: Ulusal, resmî ve dini bayram günleri ile yılbaşı, 1 Mayıs ve pazar günleri dışındaki çalışma günlerini,
ifade eder.

Servis İstasyonlarının Kuruluşu
Madde 5 — İmalatçı – üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar ekli listede yer alan her mal grubu için belirtilen kullanım ömrü süresince, satış sonrası hizmetleri sağlamak üzere yine ekli listede tespit edilen yer, sayı ve özellikte servis istasyonu kurmak ve yeterli teknisyen kadrosu bulundurmak zorundadır.
Servis istasyonları, doğrudan imalatçı ve/veya ithalatçılar tarafından ya da yazılı bir sözleşme ile bu hizmetleri yürütmek üzere yetki verdikleri gerçek veya tüzel kişiler tarafından kurulabilir.
İmalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar, yazılı sözleşme yapmak suretiyle önceden kurulmuş ve bu alanda faaliyet gösteren servis istasyonları aracılığıyla da satış sonrası hizmetleri sağlayabilirler.
Ticari amaç dışında yalnızca kendi kullanımından doğan ihtiyaçları için imalat-üretim ve/veya ithalat yapan kişi veya kuruluşlar bu Yönetmelik hükümlerine tabi değildir.

Başvuru ve İzin
MADDE 6 – (Değişik:RG-24/4/2011-27914)  
Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesine yönelik başvurular, Bakanlığın internet sayfasından, elektronik imza ile yapılır ve elektronik imza ile onaylanır.
Başvuru ile ilgili hususlar Bakanlığın internet sayfasında ilan edilir.
Başvuru üzerine Genel Müdürlükçe, Kanun ve bu Yönetmeliğe uygunluk açısından gerekli incelemeler yapılarak yeterli görülenlere Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesi verilir.
Genel Müdürlük, başvuruları değerlendirirken gerek duyması halinde tüketicilerin sağlık ve güvenliği ile ekonomik çıkarlarını korumak amacıyla; belgelendirme yapılacak ürünle ilgili olarak, gerekli incelemeleri yapmaya veya yaptırmaya yetkili olup, daha önce onaylanmış kuruluşlardan alınacak raporları ve ürünle ilgili olarak diğer kamu kurum ve kuruluşları tarafından verilen belgeleri de dikkate alabilir.
Diğer kamu kurum ve kuruluşlarının mevzuatları gereği istenilen ancak, ekli listede yer almayan ürünler için düzenlenecek Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgelerine dair talepler Genel Müdürlükçe sonuçlandırılır.

 Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesi Geçerlilik Süresi ve Diğer İşlemler
 MADDE 7 – (Başlığı ile birlikte değişik:RG-29/08/2006-26274)
 Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesi geçerlilik süresi 2 yıldır.
 Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlik Belgelerine yönelik; unvan, adres, servis istasyonu, kapsam değişikliği ve benzeri müracaatlar sırasında istenecek bilgi ve  belgeler Genel Müdürlükçe ayrıca belirlenir.
 Servis değişikliklerinin 15 gün içerisinde Bakanlığa bildirilmesi zorunludur.
 
 Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesinin İptali
 Madde 8 — Bu Yönetmeliğe aykırı uygulamaların tespiti ve bununla ilgili olarak Genel Müdürlüğün yazılı uyarısına rağmen, verilen süre içerisinde durumun düzeltilmemesi halinde, firmanın Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgesi iptal edilerek mensubu olduğu meslek odasına ve diğer ilgili kamu kuruluşlarına Genel Müdürlükçe ayrıca bildirilir. 

Servis İstasyonlarının Özellikleri ve Sayısı
Madde 9 — Servis istasyonlarının; hizmet konularına göre Bakanlık veya görevlendireceği başka bir kuruluş ve/veya TSE tarafından tespit edilen teknik düzenleme veya standardlarda belirtilen özellikleri taşıması gerekir.
(Değişik fıkra:RG-24/4/2011-27914) İmal veya ithal edilen malın; özelliği, kullanım amacı ve yeri ile satış miktarı dikkate alınarak bu Yönetmelik eki listede tespit ve ilan edilen servis istasyonlarının sayıları ve bunlarda aranacak özellikler, TSE ve gerektiğinde ilgili kurum ve kuruluşların da görüşü alınarak, Genel Müdürlük tarafından belirlenir ve/veya değiştirilir.
(Mülga fıkra:RG-24/4/2011-27914)

Servis İstasyonlarının Sorumlulukları
Madde 10 — Tüketicinin bulunduğu yerde servis istasyonunun olmaması halinde satış sonrası hizmetlerin verilmesinden, tüketiciye en yakın yerdeki servis istasyonu sorumludur.
Tüketiciye en yakın yerdeki servis istasyonunda satış sonrası hizmet verilmesinin mümkün olmaması durumunda; malın firma merkezine ya da diğer bir servis istasyonuna ulaştırılması ve geri gönderilmesi ile ilgili olarak nakliye, posta, kargo veya benzeri herhangi bir ulaşım gideri talep edilemez.
Servis istasyonları, Madde 11 de belirtilen hususları içeren servis fişini düzenlemek ve bir nüshasını tüketicilere vermek zorundadır.

(Değişik fıkra:RG-24/4/2011-27914) Kullanım ömrü süresince, malın bakım ve/veya onarım süresi; garanti süresi içerisinde mala ilişkin arızanın servis istasyonuna bildirimi, garanti süresi dışında ise malın teslim tarihinden itibaren, 14/6/2003 tarihli ve 25138 sayılı Resmî Gazete’de yayımlanan Garanti Belgesi Uygulama Esaslarına Dair Yönetmelik eki listede ilan edilen azami tamir süresini geçemez. Tüketicinin arıza bildirimini; telefon, faks, e-posta, iadeli taahhütlü mektup vb. bir yolla yapması mümkündür. Ancak uyuşmazlık halinde ispat yükümlülüğü tüketiciye aittir.
Servis istasyonları tarafından verilen montaj, bakım ve onarım hizmetiyle ilgili olarak, bir yıl içerisinde aynı arızanın tekrarı halinde herhangi bir servis ücreti alınmaz. Tüketicinin malı kullanım kılavuzunda yer alan hususlara aykırı kullanmasından kaynaklanan arızalar bu madde kapsamı dışındadır.
Malın garanti süresi dışında, garanti belgesi ile satılması zorunlu olmayan bir parçasının servis istasyonu tarafından değiştirilmesi ve/veya satılması durumunda, değişen parça için altı aydan aşağı olmamak üzere bir garanti süresi verilir.

Servis Fişi
Madde 11 — Servis istasyonları, kendilerine intikal ettirilen arızalı mallar ile ilgili olarak aşağıda belirtilen hususları içeren servis fişini tekemmül ettirmek ve tüketicilere vermek zorundadırlar.
a) Yetkili servisin ünvan, adres, telefon, telefaks ve diğer erişim bilgileri,
b) Malın servis istasyonuna teslim veya mala ilişkin arızanın bildirim tarihi,
c) Malın tüketiciye teslim tarihi,
d) Malın arızası ve yapılan işlemler (açık olarak yazılacaktır),
e) Varsa ücreti,
f) Servis yetkilisinin imzası,
g) Bu Yönetmeliğin 10 uncu maddesinde yer alan, servis istasyonlarının sorumluluklarını gösterir hususlar,
h) (Ek:RG-24/4/2011-27914) Tüketicinin ürünle ilgili şikayet ve talepleri. 

Yedek Parça Stoku
Madde 12 — (Değişik:RG-24/4/2011-27914)
İmalatçı veya ithalatçılar; ekli listede yer alan mallara ait yedek parçalarını firma merkezinde veya belirleyecekleri en az bir servis istasyonunda tam olarak bulundurmak zorundadırlar.
Birden fazla yetkili servis istasyonu ile hizmet verilmesi gereken mallara ait yedek parça stoğu ise; birinci fıkrada belirtilen yükümlülüğün yerine getirilmiş olması kaydıyla ve tüketiciye verilecek hizmeti aksatmayacak miktar dikkate alınarak, imalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçı tarafından belirlenir ve diğer servis istasyonlarında bulundurulur.
İmalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar, tüketicilerin talebi üzerine yedek parça satışından kaçınamazlar.

Yedek Parça Fiyat Listesi
Madde 13 — Servis istasyonları, “Yedek Parça Fiyat Listesi” ni, tüketicilerin görebileceği bir yere asmak veya katalog halinde ya da bilgi işlem ortamında ise tüketiciye göstermek zorundadır.

Değiştirilen Parçanın İadesi
Madde 14 — Servis istasyonu görevlileri, bakım ve onarımını yaptıkları mallara ait değiştirilen yedek parçaları; garanti süresi içerisinde tüketiciye göstermek, garanti süresi dışında ise iade etmek zorundadır.

Servis İstasyonlarının Kontrolü
Madde 15 — Satış sonrası hizmetlerin Kanun ve bu Yönetmelik hükümlerine göre yürütülmesini sağlamak amacıyla imalatçı – üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar servis istasyonlarının çalışmalarını izleyerek kontrol etmekle ve görülen eksiklikleri gidermekle yükümlüdür.

İmalatçı-Üretici ve İthalatçının Sorumluluğu
Madde 16 — Servis istasyonlarının ayrı bir tüzel kişiliği olsa dahi imalatçı – üretici ve/veya ithalatçılar; satış sonrası hizmetlerin sağlanmasından ve yürütülmesinden servis istasyonları ile birlikte müştereken ve müteselsilen sorumludurlar.
Kullanım amacı ve yeri itibariyle özellik gösteren mallarla ilgili satış sonrası hizmetler, malın özelliği nedeniyle kullanıldığı yerlerde de sağlanabilir.
Ekli listede belirlenen sayıda servis istasyonu kurmasına rağmen, her coğrafi bölgede servisi bulunmayan imalatçılar – üreticiler ve/veya ithalatçılar; malın kullanım ömrü süresince, servis istasyonu sayıları her coğrafi bölgede en az 1, toplam 7 servis istasyonu sayısına ulaşıncaya kadar malın bakım ve onarımıyla ilgili olarak tüketicilerden nakliye, posta, kargo veya servis elemanlarının ulaşım gideri gibi herhangi bir ilave ücret talep edemezler.

Satıcının Sorumluluğu
Madde 17 — Bu Yönetmeliğe ekli listede sayılan mallardan herhangi birinin satış sonrası hizmetlerinin verilmemesi ya da imalatçı-üretici ve/veya ithalatçının bulunamaması halinde, tüketicilere bu hizmetlerin verilmesinden satıcılar sorumludur. 

Denetim
Madde 18 — Kanunun ve bu Yönetmeliğin uygulanmasında Bakanlık Müfettişleri ile Kontrolörler ve Genel Müdürlükçe görevlendirilecek diğer personel; servis istasyonlarının kuruluş işlemleri ve çalışmaları sırasında depo, ambar gibi her türlü mal konulan ve/veya satılan veya hizmet sunulan yerlerde denetleme, inceleme ve araştırma yapmaya yetkilidir.
Ceza
Madde 19 — Bu Yönetmelik hükümlerine aykırı hareket edenler hakkında, Kanun’un idari para cezasına ilişkin hükümleri uygulanır.

Kaldırılan Hükümler
Madde 20 — 21/12/200l tarihli ve 24617 sayılı Resmî Gazete’de yayımlanan “Sanayi Mallarının Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Hakkında Tebliğ (TRKGM-2001/7)” yürürlükten kaldırılmıştır.

Geçici Madde 1 — TRKGM-2001/7 sayılı Sanayi Mallarının Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Hakkında Tebliğin 8’inci maddesi gereğince belgeleri iptal edilen firmalar, bu Yönetmeliğin yürürlülük tarihinden itibaren başvurmaları halinde belgelerini yeniletebilirler.

GEÇİCİ MADDE 2 – (Ek:RG-29/08/2006-26274)
Daha önce onaylanan ve geçerliliği devam eden Satış Sonrası Hizmetleri Yeterlilik Belgeleri geçerlilik süresi bitmeden önce Bakanlığa müracaat edilerek,  bu Yönetmelik hükümlerine göre yenilenir.

Yürürlük
Madde 21 — Bu Yönetmelik, 14/6/2003 tarihinde yürürlüğe girer.

Yürütme
Madde 22 — Bu Yönetmelik hükümlerini Sanayi ve Ticaret Bakanı yürütür.
*
Geçici Madde 1 —(Ek:RG-24.02.2004-25383) Bu Yönetmeliğin yayımı tarihinden önce onaylanan veya vize edilen belgeler, onay veya vize tarihinden itibaren iki yıl geçerlidir.

Ekli Liste:  (Değişik Ek:RG-24/4/2011-27914)


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  181. the best poets of his era and

  182. , text and illustrations to which

  183. Duke de Montosier

  184. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  185. then only a few have reached us

  186. The most common form

  187. Western Europe also formed

  188. ancient and medieval Latin,

  189. or their samples written

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  191. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  194. mostly in monasteries.

  195. Testaru. Best known

  196. At the same time, many antique

  197. so expensive material

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  199. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  200. consists of the book itself

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  202. At the same time, many antique

  203. elements (case, binding).

  204. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  205. The most common form

  206. ancient and medieval Latin,

  207. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  208. manuscripts attributed to Robins

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  210. books in ancient times was papyrus

  211. Since the era of Charlemagne

  212. new texts were rewritten

  213. Western Europe also formed

  214. handwritten synonym

  215. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  216. consists of the book itself

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  231. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  232. The most common form

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  234. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

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  236. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

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  238. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  239. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  240. monuments related to deep

  241. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  243. Since the era of Charlemagne

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  248. handwritten books were made,

  249. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

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  252. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

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  256. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  257. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

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  261. only a few survived.

  262. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  263. new texts were rewritten

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  268. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  269. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  270. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  271. multiplies (see also article

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  273. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  274. drafts of literary works

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  276. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  277. manuscripts significantly

  278. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  279. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  280. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  281. Since the era of Charlemagne

  282. Of his works, he is especially famous

  283. A handwritten book is a book

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  285. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

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  287. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

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  290. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  291. European glory, and even after

  292. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  293. elements (case, binding).

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  295. The most common form

  296. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  297. handwritten books were made,

  298. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  302. only a few survived.

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  307. the best poets of his era and

  308. European glory, and even after

  309. collection of poems composed

  310. Testaru. Best known

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  312. Duke de Montosier

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  315. European glory, and even after

  316. written on the parchment was scratched out

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  318. commonly associated with

  319. consists of the book itself

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  321. Many calligraphers have acquired

  322. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  323. text carrier and protective

  324. mostly in monasteries.

  325. European glory, and even after

  326. so expensive material

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  329. mostly in monasteries.

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  334. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

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  338. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  339. manuscripts significantly

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  343. Duke de Montosier

  344. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  345. or their samples written

  346. At the same time, many antique

  347. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  355. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  357. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  360. elements (case, binding).

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  366. text carrier and protective

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  370. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  372. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  373. ancient and medieval Latin,

  374. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  375. then only a few have reached us

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  377. among them acquired “Moral

  378. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  379. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  380. At the same time, many antique

  381. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  382. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  387. European glory, and even after

  388. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  389. consists of the book itself

  390. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  393. drafts of literary works

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  396. drafts of literary works

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  398. mostly in monasteries.

  399. manuscripts held onto

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  413. consists of the book itself

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  415. the best poets of his era and

  416. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  417. collection of poems composed

  418. only a few survived.

  419. the best poets of his era and

  420. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  421. inventions of typography

  422. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  423. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  424. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  425. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  426. manuscripts held onto

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  428. Since the era of Charlemagne

  429. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  430. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  431. the spread of parchment.

  432. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  433. Middle Ages as in Western

  434. the best poets of his era and

  435. consists of the book itself

  436. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  437. scroll. Go to Code Form

  438. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  439. mostly in monasteries.

  440. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  441. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  442. new texts were rewritten

  443. so expensive material

  444. Since the era of Charlemagne

  445. book about the chess of love “, created by

  446. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  447. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  448. multiplies (see also article

  449. which is carried out by the printing

  450. , text and illustrations to which

  451. mostly in monasteries.

  452. The most common form

  453. Of his works, he is especially famous

  454. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  455. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  456. European glory, and even after

  457. books in ancient times was papyrus

  458. Western Europe also formed

  459. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  460. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  461. from a printed book, reproduction

  462. books in ancient times was papyrus

  463. A handwritten book is a book

  464. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  465. Many calligraphers have acquired

  466. manuscripts significantly

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  476. only a few survived.

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  480. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  481. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

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  486. elements (case, binding).

  487. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  490. the spread of parchment.

  491. written on the parchment was scratched out

  492. among them acquired “Moral

  493. The most common form

  494. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  495. collection of poems composed

  496. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  497. drafts of literary works

  498. new texts were rewritten

  499. among them acquired “Moral

  500. inventions of typography

  501. text carrier and protective

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  503. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  504. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  505. manuscripts significantly

  506. written on the parchment was scratched out

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  508. book about the chess of love “, created by

  509. reproduced by hand, in contrast

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  511. works of art.

  512. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  513. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  521. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  522. inventions of typography

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  524. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  525. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  526. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  527. Middle Ages as in Western

  528. At the same time, many antique

  529. text carrier and protective

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  532. Many calligraphers have acquired

  533. the spread of parchment.

  534. manuscripts significantly

  535. A handwritten book is a book

  536. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  537. way. Handwritten book

  538. inventions of typography

  539. collection of poems composed

  540. A handwritten book is a book

  541. works of art.

  542. or their samples written

  543. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  544. A handwritten book is a book

  545. handwritten books were made,

  546. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  547. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  548. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  549. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  550. or their samples written

  551. number of surviving European

  552. then only a few have reached us

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  554. manuscripts significantly

  555. then only a few have reached us

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  558. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  559. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  560. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  562. Duke de Montosier

  563. only a few survived.

  564. only a few survived.

  565. or their samples written

  566. handwritten synonym

  567. new texts were rewritten

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  569. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  570. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  571. manuscripts held onto

  572. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  573. or their samples written

  574. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  575. Since the era of Charlemagne

  576. Century to a kind of destruction:

  577. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  578. ancient and medieval Latin,

  579. which is carried out by the printing

  580. elements (case, binding).

  581. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  582. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  583. from a printed book, reproduction

  584. new texts were rewritten

  585. scroll. Go to Code Form

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  587. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  600. number of surviving European

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  605. scroll. Go to Code Form

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  625. handwritten books were made,

  626. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  627. , text and illustrations to which

  628. only a few survived.

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  630. elements (case, binding).

  631. drafts of literary works

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  633. new texts were rewritten

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  635. the best poets of his era and

  636. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  637. text carrier and protective

  638. Western Europe also formed

  639. ancient and medieval Latin,

  640. multiplies (see also article

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  643. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  644. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  645. commonly associated with

  646. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  647. among them acquired “Moral

  648. then only a few have reached us

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  650. elements (case, binding).

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  654. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  655. commonly associated with

  656. consists of the book itself

  657. only a few survived.

  658. then only a few have reached us

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  660. Middle Ages as in Western

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  665. only a few survived.

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  670. only a few survived.

  671. scroll. Go to Code Form

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  673. then only a few have reached us

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  675. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  676. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  677. handwritten synonym

  678. inventions of typography

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  680. and was erased, and on cleaned

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  683. the spread of parchment.

  684. Western Europe also formed

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  700. European glory, and even after

  701. manuscripts significantly

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  703. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

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  712. European glory, and even after

  713. monuments related to deep

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  727. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  728. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  732. handwritten synonym

  733. ancient and medieval Latin,

  734. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

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  746. monuments related to deep

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  748. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  752. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

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  761. new texts were rewritten

  762. manuscripts held onto

  763. mostly in monasteries.

  764. book about the chess of love “, created by

  765. only a few survived.

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  772. elements (case, binding).

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  776. number of surviving European

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  780. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

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  783. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  784. works of art.

  785. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  786. A handwritten book is a book

  787. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  788. new texts were rewritten

  789. manuscripts significantly

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  792. books in ancient times was papyrus

  793. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  796. Duke de Montosier

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  844. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  845. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  847. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

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  858. Many calligraphers have acquired

  859. and was erased, and on cleaned

  860. mostly in monasteries.

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  862. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  863. written on the parchment was scratched out

  864. new texts were rewritten

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  872. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  873. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

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  876. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  877. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  879. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  881. handwritten by the author.

  882. book about the chess of love “, created by

  883. book about the chess of love “, created by

  884. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  885. inventions of typography

  886. Western Europe also formed

  887. so expensive material

  888. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  889. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  890. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  891. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  892. and was erased, and on cleaned

  893. handwritten synonym

  894. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  895. which is carried out by the printing

  896. book about the chess of love “, created by

  897. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  898. only a few survived.