Discover current developments and informative guides in the field of law.
Showing 9 of 74 guides
Article 502 of the Turkish Civil Code requires capacity of discernment and attainment of age fifteen. A will and an inheritance agreement have different capacity requirements. Advanced age alone does not establish incapacity; the person’s condition when making the disposition matters.
Explore the intricacies of rent determination lawsuits in Turkey, including current rent calculation methods, legal frameworks, and practical insights for landlords and tenants.
An unconditional oral or written declaration must be made to the Civil Court of Peace at the deceased’s last domicile. A notice to a notary alone does not replace this procedure. Each heir exercises the right individually; joint action by every heir is not required.
Explore the nuances of vehicle depreciation in Istanbul, focusing on claims, calculations, and compensation for second-hand cars.
Learn the essential steps and tips for preparing a mutual divorce agreement in Turkey, ensuring a smooth and amicable separation process.
Explore the critical relationship between fault percentage in traffic accidents and vehicle depreciation claims in Istanbul. Understand your rights and the process.
Explore the legal remedies available for workplace mobbing in Turkey, including steps to take and your rights as an employee.
The former postponement-of-bankruptcy institution was abolished in 2018 by Law No. 7101. It must not be presented as an available route for new applications. Transitional rules may matter for older proceedings. Concordat is a separate restructuring procedure with its own conditions and effects.
Explore the Best Interest of the Child principle in custody cases. Learn about its implications, step-by-step guidance, and FAQs.
Page 8 of 9