Real Estate Law includes regulations concerning immovable properties and covers various legal cases, such as property title cases, possession disputes, eviction cases, expropriation lawsuits, partition lawsuits, urban transformation disputes, and many others. A detailed examination of these cases includes:
–Title Deed Lawsuits: These lawsuits involve cases related to the registration or cancellation of property title deeds. A title deed lawsuit can be filed due to unlawful actions in the registration process. These cases are handled by Civil Courts and can be followed with legal representation.
–Possession Lawsuits:These cases are filed when a property is unlawfully seized. Issues arising from unlawful interference with a property are resolved in Civil Courts.
-Expropriation Lawsuits: These lawsuits involve objections to the expropriation of private property or land by the government. These cases can be filed against municipalities or public institutions.
– Eviction Cases: Lease-related disputes involving rent payments or eviction can lead to lawsuits filed by either tenants or property owners. Parties violating lease agreements may file lawsuits against each other.
– Partition Lawsuits:These lawsuits are filed to dissolve a partnership in jointly owned immovable properties. These cases are handled by the Court of Peace, and the partnership may be terminated through sale or division of the property.
-Urban Transformation Lawsuits: These cases arise from disputes between construction companies and property owners in urban transformation projects. Such cases can be handled by Administrative Courts or Civil Courts.
These are some of the most common types of lawsuits in real estate law. However, there are many other possible legal disputes related to real estate. For more information, it is advisable to consult a lawyer.
Other Lawsuits in Real Estate Law
Real estate law also encompasses legal processes related to title deeds, lease agreements, sales contracts, compliance with environmental regulations in construction projects, and more. Additionally, those planning to invest in real estate may need legal support for matters like financial analysis and mortgage agreements. Some other types of real estate lawsuits include:
– Title cancellation and registration lawsuits
– Fraudulent transaction lawsuits
– Debt collection lawsuits arising from contracts
– Rent determination lawsuits
– Rent increase lawsuits
– Eviction lawsuits
– Protection of possession lawsuits
– Occupancy lawsuits
– Mortgage and lien lawsuits
– Easement rights lawsuits
– Property share lawsuits
– Partnership dissolution lawsuits
Foreigners’ Property Ownership and Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law also covers foreigners acquiring immovable properties in Turkey. Issues such as foreign ownership rights, title deed transactions, lease and sales contract drafting, and property valuation are key areas where legal consultation is important. Legal situations encountered during the foreign property acquisition process should be carefully assessed.
For more detailed legal advice, it is recommended to consult with an experienced real estate lawyer.
