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Turkish civil law and inheritance regulations

Overview

Turkish judicial and legal frameworks address various civil matters, including inheritance disputes, property expropriation, and social security rights.

Court rulings in Istanbul and Boğazlıyan have addressed specific cases, such as the redistribution of property shares following the cancellation of an inheritance certificate and the recognition of a foreign divorce decree from the Netherlands. Additionally, courts in Bartın have managed expropriation lawsuits filed by the General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works to register land for state use.

Broader legal guidelines also govern orphan pensions and inheritance protections. Under Social Security Institution regulations, female orphan pensions may be discontinued upon marriage or employment. Furthermore, Turkish law allows heirs to challenge property transfers, such as sham sales intended to disguise gifts, through the legal concept of muris muvazaası to ensure proper redistribution of assets.

Entities

Istanbul Anadolu 33rd Civil Court of First Instance · Court of Cassation · Tansel Güngör · Fatma Dağ · General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Turkish legal guidelines address orphan pensions and inheritance rights

    Turkish legal guidelines clarify rules for orphan pensions under SGK and the ability of heirs to challenge property transfers intended to bypass inheritance rights.

  2. [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Turkish judicial announcements regarding inheritance, recognition, and expropriation

    Turkish courts have issued legal notices concerning an inheritance dispute in Istanbul, a Dutch divorce recognition case in Boğazlıyan, and state expropriation proceedings in Bartın.

Sources

bolgegazetesivan.com · hamlegazetesi.com.tr · turkgun.com