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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2019

Turkish Constitutional Court Rules That Confiscation Without Expropriation Violates Property Rights

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TurkeyReal Estate and Construction

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently ruled that building an energy transmission line on a part of the property of the applicant without expropriating, violates the constitutional property right.

The owner of the concerning land claimed that he was unable to conduct any further construction on his land due to the energy transmission line built by the administration. The applicant filed a compensation action against the administration claiming,

  • the exact remuneration for the land part under the energy transmission line, and
  • compensation for the decrease in the value of the immovable.

The court of first instance decided to establish and register a right of easement for the defendant administration and ruled on a compensation in favour of the applicant.

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