The Interim Relief is regulated under the Turkish Procedural Law
numbered 6100 ("TPL"). According to the legislation, the
court can provide any kind of interim relief that has the effect of
preventing the claimant incurring damages before resolution of his
claim or, such as (i) freezing or securing goods or rights, (ii)
ordering the defendant to take, or not to take, a certain action
(for example, annotation to the title deed preventing its transfer,
prohibiting the transfer of shares of a company, and so on).
What are the conditions to be met in order to obtain an interim
relief?
There is no article in the TPL stating objective criteria for
interim relief orders. It is up to judge's full discretion.
However, there are some conditions to be fulfilled in order to
obtain an interim relief.
