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Applicant's case was accepted by the first instance court, then appealed by the defendant's attorney.

Turkish Constitutional Court ("CC") ruled that it is unconstitutional not to apply the favorable criminal provision within the scope of the law change that occurred during the judgement process.

Turkish Constitutional Court ruled that, with its decision number 2014/17196 Application on 25 October 2018, a provisional attachment existing on an immovable for more than a decade causes more damage ...

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently decided that paying 10% of the tender price after the annulment of tender case is rejected by the Enforcement Court, places an excessive economic burden to the applicant ...

In the dispute at hand, the applicant (the "Applicant") used to work in a hospital as a chief physician.

The applicant works in a foundation based on an employment agreement.

Accordingly, the court decided that there is no violation of the right of property as secured under article 35 of the Turkish Constitution.

The Constitutional Court had reasoned that no property right could be legislated through a decree-law.

The Turkish Constitutional Court ruled on a case where a successful litigant was denied attorney's fees and required to bear litigation expenses despite winning an objection to an enforcement order. The decision examines whether such a ruling violates the constitutional right of access to a court and establishes important principles regarding the allocation of litigation costs in Turkish civil procedure.

The Constitutional Court, with its decision published in Official Gazette number 29633 on 23 February 2016, struck out part of Article 20(1) of the Turkish Code of Civil Procedure...

On 11/10/2023, the Constitutional Court, with its decision numbered E.2023/172 in the file numbered E.2020/76, decided that Article 9 of the Law No. 5651 on the Regulation of Publications...

The Personal Data Protection Board (“Board”) published its Principle Decision dated 18 February 2026 and numbered 2026/347 in the Official Gazette dated 24 March 2026 and numbered 33203 (“Principle Decision”).

The Turkish Personal Data Board (the "Board") has recently published its assessment of the issue of security cameras with a voice-recording feature in a decision involving a public institution...

The Constitutional Court's Decision No. 2018/11988 regarding an applicant's right to request the protection of their personal data was published in the Official Gazette dated 19 April 2022.

The Constitutional Court recently considered a claim that Article 136(1) of the Turkish Criminal Code is unconstitutional because there is no clear definition or limitation for the phrase "personal data".

In its judgment dated June 28, 2022 and numbered 2018/6161, published in the Official Gazette dated December 20, 2022 and numbered 32049, the Constitutional Court...

Turkey's new Regulation on the Implementation of Land Use Planning establishes comprehensive procedures for soil conservation and land classification, introducing a tiered system for agricultural and non-agricultural land use.

The Constitutional Court recently considered a claim alleging violation of property rights under Article 35 of the Turkish Constitution (decision number 2013/4523, dated 16 September 2015).