Comprehensive legal representation and counseling in all types of real estate related litigation.
Description
Legal Support in All Real Estate Related Litigation Processes in Turkey
Real estate purchase and sale transactions and other legal processes related to real estate may not always proceed smoothly. In many cases, the lack of legal counsel can lead to serious disputes and court proceedings in the future.
**Which Real Estate Disputes Can Be Litigated?
Courts handle a wide range of real estate-related disputes:
Disputes related to the purchase and sale of real estate
Real estate fraud
Attachments and measures imposed on immovable property
Mortgage issues
Administrative fines related to real estate
Title deed annotations and restrictions
Real estate is also frequently the subject of inheritance, family law and property division cases:
Division of real estate between heirs
Disputes arising from the property regime between spouses
Sale without the permission of other owners whose names are on the title deed
All these situations can be taken to court.
Is There a Way to Avoid Losses When Investing in Construction?
**There are effective methods that can be applied to reduce the risk of loss when investing in projects under construction:
**1. Detailed Analysis of the Contractor Company
The lawyer said the company:
past projects,
financial structure,
your record,
Official permits related to the project
in detail.
2. Requesting Land Registry before Construction
Under Turkish law, a buyer may request registration in its own name for a real estate under construction.
During this process, the rights are protected by placing a floor easement annotation in favor of the buyer.
The Cadastral Directorate charges a fee of 1.5% of the cadastral value** of the immovable.
This protection provides the buyer:
Cancellation of the project,
contractor bankruptcy,
construction stoppage
in cases such as this, it provides a strong legal advantage.
**Is All Disputes Resolved in Court?
**No.
If a lawyer is involved in the sale process, many problems can be resolved without going to court because the parties have prepared the contracts and documents correctly.
Lawyer:
checks title deed records,
prepares contracts,
identifies missing documents,
Identifies risks in advance.
Therefore, obtaining legal support from the outset of the transaction greatly reduces the risk of future disputes.
**Can a lawsuit be filed against the contractor?
**In some cases, the buyer may file a lawsuit against the contractor. These situations are usually:
Failure to investigate the company sufficiently
Construction left unfinished
Bankruptcy of the contractor
Failure to fulfill promised specifications
and so on.
Such cases arise in the absence of professional legal control at the procurement stage.
With the support of a lawyer, the risks associated with the contractor can be identified in advance and losses can be largely avoided.
