Turkey: Insolvency/Bankruptcy

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Debt Collection In Turkey Enforcement Proceedings, Litigation And Cross-Border Recovery
This article explains the principal routes for collecting monetary claims in Türkiye under the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004. It distinguishes ordinary enforcement without a judgment from judgment-based enforcement, the special procedure for negotiable instruments and bankruptcy proceedings. It examines payment orders, debtor objections, actions to annul an objection, summary removal of an objection, mandatory mediation, precautionary attachment, asset investigation, attachment and sale.
Turkey Finance
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ONGUR & PARTNERS
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Under Article 376 Of The Turkish Commercial Code Technical Bankruptcy
Commonly referred to as “Technical Insolvency,” this concept is regulated under Article 376 of the Turkish Commercial Code (“the Code”) under the heading “Loss of Capital, State of Insolvency.” The provisions of the article define the circumstances of capital loss and insolvency for companies and set forth the procedures to be followed and the measures that may be applied in such cases.
Turkey Insolvency
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Sakar Law Office
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Debt Collection In Turkey And Special Rules For Foreign Creditors
Against this background, any strategy for debt collection for foreign creditors should assess the enforcement track according to the nature of the claim, the assessment of recoverability, the debtor’s options to object to the payment or enforcement order, mandatory mediation and the litigation stage in resolving an objection, collection through attachment and electronic sale, and, for foreign creditors, the security deposit and collection following enforcement of a foreign judgment should all be assessed together.
Turkey Litigation
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ASY Legal
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Collecting Debts Based On Foreign Judgments And Arbitral Awards In Turkey
For foreign judgment enforcement in Turkey, recovery on a foreign decision should be seen as two distinct stages, making the decision enforceable in Turkey, and then actually collecting the debt. That said, the time between those two stages matters can be equally important as the stages themselves. While foreign judgment enforcement in Turkey is pending, a debtor who disposes of assets can render the decision worthless. The success of the recovery therefore often depends on securing the claim from the very outset.
Turkey Litigation
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ASY Legal
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Şirketlerde Yeni Asgari Sermaye Tutarları – 31 Aralık 2026 Sonrası İnfisah Riski
Bu çerçevede anonim şirketlerin sermayelerini en az 250.000 TL’ye, limited şirketlerin ise en az 50.000 TL’ye yükseltmesi gerekmektedir. Kayıtlı sermaye sistemini kabul etmiş halka açık olmayan anonim şirketlerde başlangıç sermayesi ve çıkarılmış sermaye için 500.000 TL’lik ayrı eşik uygulanmaktadır. Süresinde uyum sağlanmaması, anonim ve limited şirketler bakımından infisah; kayıtlı sermaye sistemindeki şirketler bakımından ise şartlarına göre sistemden çıkmış sayılma sonucunu doğurmaktadır.
Turkey Commercial
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ASY Legal
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Petrol Piyasası Lisans Yönetmeliği Ile LPG Piyasası Lisans Yönetmeliği'nde Değişiklik: İflas Kararı Verilmesiyle Lisans Sonlandırılabilecek
Enerji Piyasası Düzenleme Kurumu ("EPDK”), 08/04/2026 tarih ve 33218 sayılı Resmî Gazete'de yayımlanan Petrol Piyasası Lisans Yönetmeliğinde Değişiklik Yapılmasına Dair Yönetmelik ve Sıvılaştırılmış Petrol Gazları (“LPG”) Piyasası Lisans Yönetmeliğinde Değişiklik Yapılmasına Dair Yönetmelik (“Değişiklik Yönetmelikleri") i
Turkey Insolvency
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LBF Partners
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Technical Bankruptcy Under The Turkish Commercial Code
The deterioration of a company’s (namely joint stock companies, limited liability companies and partnerships limited by shares are subject to this provision) financial standing and its legal consequences are governed by Article 376 of the Turkish Commercial Code numbered 6102 (published in the Official Gazette dated February 14, 2011 and numbered 27846 (“TCC”) and the Communiqué on the Procedures and Principles regarding the Implementation of Article 376 of the TCC published in the Of
Turkey Insolvency
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Pekin & Pekin
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