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Nov 21, 2010

Real Estate Law

Real estate law appears as an essential part of property law which is regulated under the Fourth Book of the Turkish Civil Code. Within the framework of this area of law, a person's power of disposition, power to use and power to benefit over property are clarified and these powers are protected by law as real rights. Being under the absolute rights, real rights can be asserted towards everyone.

Beside absolute rights, majority rights are also regulated within the scope of property law. Majority rights are contractual rights and can only be asserted between the parties of a contract. Pursuant to the power of disposition, the real right holder can provide third parties majority rights through a legal transaction.

Real estate law is a prominent element of property law and generates the major part of disputes arising from this area of law in Turkey. Primary transactions and cases that could be encountered in the area of real estate law are as follows:

Actions for land registration and annulment of registration
Action for prevention of confiscation
Expropriating and confiscating without expropriating
Action for elimination of joint ownership
Action for evacuation
Action for adequate pay Action for preemption
Mortgage transactions
Legal transactions regarding transfer of real estate
Preliminary contract for sale
Construction contract
Construction contract in return for flat
Leasing contract
Issuing of management plan

As Günal Law Office, we are prepared to provide legal assistance and service to support you in resolving problems arising from the subjects declared above.