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İki Haklı İhtar Nedeniyle Tahliye Davası Ve Şartları

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Kira hukukunda, sözleşmelerin farklı yorumlanmasından veya tarafların davranışlarından kaynaklanan çeşitli sorunların doğması oldukça yaygındır.

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Meriç Paldimoglu
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Kira hukukunda, sözleşmelerin farklı yorumlanmasından veya tarafların davranışlarından kaynaklanan çeşitli sorunların doğması oldukça yaygındır. Bu sorunların çözümü adına Türk Borçlar Kanunu'nda (TBK) kira sözleşmesinin sona ermesine yönelik düzenlemelere yer verilmiştir. Kiracının kira bedelini hiç veya gereği gibi ödemediği durumlarda kiraya veren kiracısına iki haklı ihtarda bulunmuşsa iki haklı ihtar nedeniyle tahliye yoluna başvurabilecektir. Bu yazıda, iki haklı ihtar nedeniyle tahliyenin kanuni dayanağı ve şartları açıklanacak ve sıkça sorulan sorulara yanıt verilecektir.

İki haklı ihtar nedeniyle tahliyenin kanuni dayanağı

İki haklı ihtar nedeniyle tahliye, kiracıdan kaynaklanan tahliye sebepleri arasındadır. TBK 352/2'ye göre, "Kiracı, bir yıldan kısa süreli kira sözleşmelerinde kira süresi içinde; bir yıl ve daha uzun süreli kira sözleşmelerinde ise bir kira yılı veya bir kira yılını aşan süre içinde kira bedelini ödemediği için kendisine

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