Turkish law topic · 8 articles
Enforcement Without a Court Judgment
Para ve teminat alacakları için mahkeme kararı olmadan doğrudan icra dairesinde başlatılan takip yolu. Borçluya ödeme emri tebliğ edilir; borçlu süresinde itiraz etmezse takip kesinleşir ve haciz aşamasına geçilir.
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Collecting Unpaid Invoices from a Turkish Company
A practical guide for foreign suppliers seeking payment from Turkish companies, covering evidence, enforcement, objections and legal strategy.
Debt Recovery in Türkiye for Foreign Creditors
How foreign creditors can pursue debt recovery in Türkiye through enforcement, mediation, litigation, settlement and asset-focused strategy.
Enforcement Without a Judgment (Ilamsiz Takip): Risks for Foreign Creditors
Ilamsiz takip lets a foreign creditor pursue a Turkish debtor for payment without first obtaining a court judgment, but the debtor can halt it with a simple objection, so creditors must plan for that likely next step.
Provisional Attachment in Türkiye for Cross-Border Claims
When foreign creditors may seek provisional attachment in Türkiye to secure commercial receivables before or during litigation or arbitration.
What to Do When a Turkish Debtor Objects to Enforcement
A guide for foreign creditors on debtor objections in Turkish enforcement files, follow-up litigation, evidence and procedural strategy.
Lease and Eviction Disputes in Turkey for Foreign Property Owners
Foreign property owners in Turkey may need formal legal action for unpaid rent, eviction, unauthorised occupation or misuse of property.
Pre-Action Demand Letters to Turkish Debtors: Why They Matter Before Enforcement
A properly drafted demand letter to a Turkish debtor can trigger default interest, create a documented paper trail and sometimes open the door to mandatory mediation or settlement before formal enforcement begins.
Interim Attachment (Ihtiyati Haciz) for Foreign Creditors in Turkiye: How It Works
Foreign creditors can request interim attachment of a Turkish debtor's assets before or during enforcement to prevent dissipation, but must show a credible basis for the claim and expect security requirements to be examined closely.
Related Legislation
- İİK m. 42
- İİK m. 58
- İİK m. 60
- İİK m. 62
Topic Map
- Alternative routes
- Enforcement of Court JudgmentsEnforcement Based on Bills of Exchange
- Procedural links
- Common Expenses and Service ChargesObjection to a Payment OrderRemoval of Objection Before the Enforcement Court
- Related topics
- Attachment of AssetsDefault of the DebtorWritten Undertaking to VacateCurrent Account Agreement
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