Real Estate Law

Real Estate Law

Real estate law is between individuals or institutions, land, plot, house, apartment, apartment, etc. It is a branch of law that covers the legislation related to immovable properties. Real estate law resolves the disputes that may arise in land registry and registration cases, remuneration cases, rent determination and registration, expropriation cases. The frequent occurrence of lawsuits pertaining to immovable properties and the reference to different branches of law during the litigation processes make real estate law very important. The types of cases that form the basis of real estate law consist of different real estate cases such as housing, land, field, building. Lawsuit subjects in lawsuits filed in relation to real estates,

Title deed case,

Probation cases

Lease cases,

Expropriation cases,

Real estate law deals with the real estate relations of individuals with each other, individuals with institutions and institutions with institutions in these cases.

Real estate law is an important part of property law, and it covers the vast majority of disputes arising due to property law. Real estate law, which includes many exceptions and details, can be formed intricately with different branches of law within a single case. For this reason, it is seen as a very complex and difficult branch of law. Generally, the cases heard in the Civil Courts of First Instance are shaped by the lawsuits filed in the courts in the places where the real estate subject to the real estate case is located.

What Are Real Estate Lawsuits?

Title Deed Cases

One of the lawsuits related to immovables within the scope of real estate law is the title deed cases. It is aimed to correct the unlawful regulation if there is an illegal regulation and to eliminate the grievances experienced for this reason in the title deed cases covering the types of cases such as title deed registration or cancellation of the title deed. It is a type of case involving the right to property and is in the jurisdiction of the Civil Courts of First Instance. It can be carried out by applying to the courts where the immovable is located and, if requested, by proxy attorney.

Probation Cases

Another subject of lawsuit is the probation cases. In such cases, the unfair occupation of the immovables by others is the subject of a lawsuit. Such cases where there is no statute of limitations are followed by the lawsuits brought by the person whose lack of possession was wrongfully taken away or his successors to the Civil Courts of First Instance in the place where the immovable is located.

Expropriation Cases

These are lawsuits filed for objections or disputes against expropriation transactions by paying the fair prices of real estates such as private property and land, taking into account the public interest. Expropriations, which are quite common in lands and plots, can also include buildings such as houses and apartments if they are suitable for public needs. Urgent expropriation, expropriation through barter and partial expropriation can be done in expropriation procedures carried out by public institutions such as municipalities and highways.

Lease Cases

It is a very comprehensive lawsuit subject in real estate law with its different sub-cases. It can be opened by the tenant or owner. Usually, disputes arising from rent or eviction are the subject of litigation. Rent lawsuits are lawsuits filed between the parties in order to determine the rental value of the real estate subject to lease. In the case of non-compliance with the rent increases specified in the lease agreement or the demand for a rent increase in amounts that make the tenant victim, a lawsuit can be filed with the Magistrates' courts.