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ARTICLE · 17 NOVEMBER 2015

Temporary Legal Protections Under Turkish Law

In an ideal world, anyone whose legally recognized rights are violated would have the right to apply to a competent judicial authority (normally a court) and seek appropriate remedy. Fortunately, it is the case in Turkey.

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Akdogan | Uslas Attorneys At Law
Akdogan | Uslas Attorneys At Law

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In an ideal world, anyone whose legally recognized rights are violated would have the right to apply to a competent judicial authority (normally a court) and seek appropriate remedy. Fortunately, it is the case in Turkey. However, in order not to face any unpleasant surprise at the end, one should know -from the outset of the relevant legal proceeding- how to effectively use applicable legal precautions protecting its rights. Failure in resorting to such precautions on time may lead to severe consequences for any claimant.

In accordance with Turkish law, the aforesaid precautions are collectively referred to as "temporary legal protections" (TLP) (gecici hukuki koruma). Considering that legal proceedings may last for years, the primary function of TLPs is ensuring the applicability of future judgments (or execution proceedings) by means of preemptive measures on either the subject matter of present (or future)

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