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ARTICLE · 01 APRIL 2019

Imprisonment For Breaching Injunctions Is Annulled By Constitutional Court

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Constitutional Court has annulled Article 398 of Code of Civil Procedure, which established imprisonment for breaching preliminary injunction.

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Constitutional Court has annulled Article 398 of Code of Civil Procedure, which established imprisonment for breaching preliminary injunction. This court ordered that this come into effect within nine months It is hoped that proposals for new punishment for acting against preliminary injunction will come before Parliament within this period

Upon the application of the Istanbul First IP Court, the Constitutional Court has cancelled Article 398 of Code of Civil Procedure, which stipulates that the punishment for breaching a preliminary injunction is imprisonment. The court found that since the article fails to explicitly regulate the judicial remedies against the ruling of disciplinary imprisonment and given that the procedures and principles of the examination or trial are not regulated explicitly, this results in the violation of legal certainty and the right to legal remedies.

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