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4TH FL.3RD FL.2ND FL.1ST FL.GROUND 5 FLOORS ROOF & FAÇADE CL art. 4 A common area, held jointly by every unit owner. 4TH FLOOR CL art. 3 An independent unit, owned outright by its owner. 3RD FLOOR CL art. 20 Common expenses follow the land share unless agreed otherwise. 2ND FLOOR CL art. 22 A tenant is liable for common expenses alongside the owner. 1ST FLOOR CL art. 33 Annulling a resolution: one month from learning of it. GROUND CL art. 28 The management plan changes only by a four-fifths majority. HOVER A FLOOR SECTION A—A′ SCALE 1:100
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ROOF & FAÇADE A common area, held jointly by every unit owner. CL art. 4
4TH FLOOR An independent unit, owned outright by its owner. CL art. 3
3RD FLOOR Common expenses follow the land share unless agreed otherwise. CL art. 20
2ND FLOOR A tenant is liable for common expenses alongside the owner. CL art. 22
1ST FLOOR Annulling a resolution: one month from learning of it. CL art. 33
GROUND The management plan changes only by a four-fifths majority. CL art. 28
ANTALYA · KONYAALTI Antalya Bar Association

Every file has a calendar. Every building has a plan.

A law office in Konyaaltı, Antalya. Condominium and estate management, dissolution of co-ownership, criminal defence, enforcement and title deed cases — worked with the deadlines and thresholds mapped from day one.

On a residential estate, disputes appear in the same three places: common expenses, common areas and voting thresholds.

PRINCIPAL AREAS 5 / 13 AREAS

Five principal areas

Most of the office’s caseload sits under these five headings. Each carries a record of the competent forum, the critical deadline and the documents needed.

Principal area

Condominium and Estate Management Law

From collecting service charges and amending the management plan to annulling resolutions and pursuing defective construction.

  • Enforcement collection of common expenses and monthly dues
  • Actions to annul resolutions of the assembly of owners
  • Drafting, interpreting and amending the management plan
  • Appointment and removal of the manager; duty to account
Detail — Condominium and Estate Management Law
Principal area

Dissolution of Co-Ownership

Ending co-ownership of a property either by partition in kind or by court-ordered sale and distribution of the proceeds.

  • Dissolution proceedings for shared and joint ownership
  • Claims for partition in kind and follow-up of the expert survey
  • Dissolution by sale and the work of the sales registrar
  • Establishing ownership of structures, trees and installations on the land
Detail — Dissolution of Co-Ownership
Principal area

Criminal Law

Defence and victim representation from the first statement in the investigation through to appeal.

  • Representation during questioning by police and prosecutor
  • Challenging detention and judicial control orders
  • Defence before the assize and criminal courts of first instance
  • Acting for victims and participants; filing criminal complaints
Detail — Criminal Law
Principal area

Debt Enforcement and Insolvency

Representation of creditors and debtors at every stage, from filing the enforcement proceeding to collection.

  • Filing proceedings with or without judgment, and proceedings specific to negotiable instruments
  • Objections to payment orders; actions to annul or lift an objection
  • Precautionary attachment and injunction requests
  • Attachment, valuation and forced-sale stages
Detail — Debt Enforcement and Insolvency
Principal area

Title Deed Cancellation and Registration

Correcting the land register on grounds of simulated transfer, lack of capacity, abuse of power of attorney or acquisitive prescription.

  • Cancellation and registration where an heir’s share was concealed
  • Cancellation claims based on lack of legal capacity
  • Claims based on abuse of a power of attorney
  • Registration through acquisitive prescription and possession
Detail — Title Deed Cancellation and Registration
PROCEDURE 7 STAGES

Procedure and deadlines

Enforcement is a law of deadlines. The calendar below shows the statutory limits of an ordinary proceeding.

  1. Request for enforcement

    The creditor files the request with the enforcement office and pays the fees. The type of proceeding is chosen here and cannot be changed later.

    EBL art. 58

  2. 7 days Objection

    Payment order

    The office issues the payment order and serves it on the debtor. All periods run from the date of service.

    EBL art. 62

  3. 7 days Asset declaration

    Objection or finality

    A timely objection suspends the proceeding. Without one, the proceeding becomes final and attachment follows.

    EBL art. 74

  4. 6 mo / 1 year Filing period

    Lifting or annulling the objection

    Depending on the document held, the creditor asks the enforcement court to lift the objection or the general court to annul it.

    EBL art. 67-68

  5. 1 year Request period

    Attachment

    Real property, vehicles, bank accounts and third-party receivables of the debtor are attached.

    EBL art. 78

  6. 1 year Sale request

    Valuation and sale

    The attached asset is valued and then offered for sale electronically.

    EBL art. 106

  7. Collection

    Sale proceeds or attached funds are distributed among creditors, according to the ranking schedule where one exists.

    EBL art. 138

THRESHOLDS 7 ITEMS

Voting thresholds

An estate resolution stands or falls on its threshold before anyone argues its content.

Subject Threshold Note Basis
Amending the management plan 4/5 Votes of four fifths of the owners CL art. 28
Construction, repair or installation in common areas 4/5 The same qualified majority applies CL art. 19
Ordinary assembly meeting January First month of the calendar year if the plan is silent CL art. 29
Second meeting where quorum fails 15 days No later than fifteen days after the first CL art. 30
Annulment of a resolution 1 month One month from learning of it, six months from the resolution CL art. 33
Default compensation on common expenses 5% Five per cent per month over the days in default CL art. 20
Tenant's liability for common expenses Joint Jointly with the owner, capped at the rent payable CL art. 22
CALCULATOR 5 THRESHOLDS

Thresholds for your own building

The table above gives the fractions in the Act. Enter the number of independent units here and we will turn them into a headcount for your building.

Every flat, shop and office in the building.

The denominator in your management plan. Leave 1000 if unknown.

24 independent units, amending the management plan takes 20 owners voting in favour.

  • 1/2 + 1

    Quorum — first meeting

    13 OWNERS 501 LAND SHARE

    More than half of the owners, counted both by head and by land share.

    CL art. 30
  • THOSE PRESENT

    Second meeting

    NONE

    Held within fifteen days if the first fails; a simple majority of those present decides.

    CL art. 30/3
  • 4/5

    Amending the management plan

    20 OWNERS

    Four fifths of all owners. Absentees stay in the denominator.

    CL art. 28
  • 4/5

    Altering the building or common areas

    20 OWNERS

    Construction, repair and installation in common areas need the same heavy majority.

    CL art. 19
  • 4/5

    Compelled transfer of a unit

    19 OWNERS

    Against an owner who has become intolerable; that owner is excluded from the count.

    CL art. 25

This tool applies the fractions in the Turkish Condominium Act (no. 634) to the figure you enter; it is not legal advice. Your management plan may set a higher threshold and other provisions may apply to your case.

TOOLS 2 TOOLS

Turn the statute into your own figures

The tables give the fractions and the day counts. The tools apply them to your building and your date of service — in your browser, with nothing sent anywhere.

5 THRESHOLDS Estate Management

Quorum Calculator

Enter the number of independent units and we will turn the statutory fractions into a headcount for your own building.

Open the tool — Quorum Calculator
HOW WE WORK 4 POINTS

How the office works

How a file will be run is agreed in writing at the first meeting.

Fees

The fee is set at the outset according to the type of work and recorded in the engagement agreement. Court costs and duties are itemised separately.

Updates

Every material development — service, hearing, attachment, judgment — is explained in plain language. No news arrives as a surprise.

Meetings

In person, by phone or online. For estate managements, a preparatory meeting before the assembly is scheduled separately.

Deadline tracking

Objection, request and filing periods are calendared for every file, with a reminder as each approaches.

QUESTIONS 4 QUESTIONS

Frequent questions

The four that come up most. The rest are on the deadlines and procedure page.

A payment order was served on me. How long do I have?

In an ordinary proceeding you have 7 days from service to object at the enforcement office; otherwise the proceeding becomes final and attachment follows. For proceedings based on negotiable instruments the period is 5 days and the objection goes to the enforcement court.

I objected. What can the creditor do?

The objection suspends the proceeding. Depending on the document held, the creditor may ask the enforcement court to lift the objection (within 6 months) or bring an action to annul it before the general court (within 1 year). An unfounded objection can trigger compensation for denial of debt.

What can be done about an owner who does not pay dues?

Default compensation of five per cent per month may be claimed for the period of delay, and the debt is pursued through enforcement. The manager may start the proceeding without a separate resolution of the assembly.

Is the tenant liable for common expenses?

A tenant occupying an independent unit is jointly and severally liable with the owner for common expenses, but only up to the amount of rent payable.

CONSULTATION 09—18

Consultation

Describe your file briefly and we will discuss the right route at the first meeting.

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