Introduction:
A provisional attachment is a legal measure imposed to ensure
that money and collateral receivables can be secured. In Maritime
Enforcement Law, a provisional attachment is imposed to secure
marine claims, but since maritime trade has unique characteristics;
special provisions are included. In this context, the matter of
imposing a provisional attachment decision about the marine claims
has only consequences specific to maritime trade, such as the
detention or seizure of the ship. This article has been prepared to
clarify the provisional attachment of marine claims.
In order to resolve disputes arising from the provisional
attachment of ships, national and international law has been tried
to be uniformed. As a reflection of this, the fact that the Turkish
Commercial Code, No. 6102 ("TCC") is regulated
1almost in parallel with the references to the executive
Bankruptcy and Enforcement Law and the International Convention
on Arrest of Ships of 1999
