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The High Court Of Appeals Allows Extraordinary Termination Based On “Important Reasons” For Residential And Roofed Workplace Leases
Under the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 (“TCO”), residential and roofed workplace lease agreements are subject to a special termination regime. In principle, early (extraordinary) termination is permitted only under specific and limited statutory grounds. The High Court of Appeals, in its decision numbered 2025/3126 E., 2025/4810 K. that is published in the Official Gazette dated March 12, 2026 and numbered 33194 (“Decision”), addressed whether the extraordinary termination based on “important reasons”, as regulated under Article 331 of the TCO, can be applied to residential and roofed workplace leases.
Turkey Real Estate
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ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
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Türkiye’s 12th Judicial Reform Package: Civil Litigation Reforms Under Law No. 7589
One of the most significant amendments is the introduction into the Turkish Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100 of a new rule providing that the interval between hearings may not, as a general rule, exceed three months. A longer interval may only be set where required by the nature of the proceedings, such as prolonged expert examinations or procedural steps carried out through another court, and the judge must provide justification.
Turkey Litigation
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Pi Legal Consultancy
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Key Changes To Civil Litigation In Türkiye Under Law No. 7589
The Law No. 7589 introduces significant changes to the civil litigation framework in Türkiye, particularly in relation to monetary claims, statutory interest, compensation claims and the conduct of civil proceedings. Key changes to civil litigation inTurkey under the Law No. 7589 was adopted and announced in the Official Gazette adopted on 16 July 2026 and published in the Official Gazette dated 31 July 2026 and numbered 33326.
Turkey Litigation
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Pi Legal Consultancy
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12.Yargı Paketi Yürürlüğe Girdi
Kamuoyunda “12. Yargı Paketi” olarak bilinen 7589 sayılı Yargının Etkin ve Verimli İşlemesine Yönelik Bazı Kanunlarda Değişiklik Yapılmasına Dair Kanun (“Kanun”), 31.07.2026 tarihli ve 33326 sayılı Resmî Gazete’de yayımlanarak yürürlüğe girdi. Kanun; icra ve iflas süreçlerinden idari ve adli yargılamaya, ceza adaletinden borçlar hukukuna kadar geniş bir alanda önemli yenilikler getiriyor.
Turkey Litigation
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Egemenoglu
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Cebri İcra Kanunu Taslağı Işığında Taşınmazların İcra Yoluyla Satışı Üçüncü Bölüm: İhalenin Feshi Davasında Kıymet Takdiri
Kıymet takdiri, taşınmazın objektif ölçütlere göre piyasa değerini belirleyen ve ihale bedeline esas oluşturan önemli bir satışa hazırlık işlemidir. Kıymet takdiri, özellikle ihalenin feshi davalarında sıklıkla karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Makalede, taşınmazların kıymet takdirine ilişkin güncel Yargıtay kararları ve uygulamadaki örnekler incelenerek sürecin nasıl yürütülmesi gerektiği değerlendirilmektedir.
Turkey Litigation
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CBC Law Firm
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Cumulative Protection Of Creativity: The Fine Line Between Design And Work
Intellectual property law offers multiple protection mechanisms for creative works, allowing designs to be safeguarded under both design rights and copyright law simultaneously. This article examines the intersection between these two legal frameworks, analyzing Turkish and international court rulings to explore when and how cumulative protection applies, and the critical criteria that determine whether a design qualifies as a copyrightable work.
Turkey IP
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Gun + Partners
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Necrosis After Plastic Surgery In Turkey: Compensation, Malpractice And Legal Rights
Necrosis after plastic surgery in Turkey can be a devastating complication that transforms a cosmetic procedure into a medical emergency and potential legal battle. When blackened skin, tissue loss, or wound breakdown occurs following tummy tucks, liposuction, or breast surgery, patients face not only physical harm but also questions about whether their suffering resulted from medical negligence.
Turkey Litigation
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Oran Partners Law Firm
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