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English and Turkish legal guides for Antalya and Türkiye connect each topic with its practice area, services, legislation and relevant court decisions after lawyer review.
Traffic Accidents in Antalya: Insurance Claims, Evidence and Next Steps
A practical English guide to documenting a traffic accident in Antalya, identifying the relevant insurer, making a written claim and preserving evidence without assuming that compensation is automatic.
View Employment LawAntalya Labour Courts Move to an Additional Service Building
The Antalya Courthouse announced a new service location for the Labour Courts from 4 August 2026. Here is what the official notice does and does not change for visitors and litigants.
View Insurance and Compensation LawKemer Traffic-Accident Compensation Case: Constitutional Court Finds Excessive Delay
An English case note on Application No. 2014/150, concerning the length of compensation proceedings arising from a traffic accident in Kemer, Antalya.
View Immigration and Foreigners LawResidence Permit Cancellation in Antalya: What a Real Case Shows
An English case-led explanation of residence permit cancellation, deportation measures, notification and the need to act on official deadlines in Antalya.
View Immigration and Foreigners LawDeportation Decisions in Türkiye: Why Notification and Time Limits Matter
A careful English guide to the first documents and dates to check after a deportation decision, using a real Antalya-linked Constitutional Court case as the starting point.
View Real Estate LawBuying Property in Antalya: What Real Court Records Teach About Due Diligence
An English property guide built around real Constitutional Court records involving title registration, evidence, land-use restrictions and proposed tourism use.
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Decisions
Verified decisions are presented with their official sources and a careful explanation of what each decision did and did not decide.
Constitutional Court: reasonable time in a Kemer compensation case
In a compensation action arising from a traffic accident in Kemer, the Constitutional Court found that the nearly fifteen-year proceedings had exceeded a reasonable time and violated the applicants’ right to a fair trial.
İncele Constitutional Court of Türkiye · 16 Mart 2022Residence permit cancellation and deportation: an Antalya case
The Constitutional Court examined an application concerning the cancellation of a residence permit and a deportation decision issued in Antalya. The deportation decision was later removed, and the individual application was dismissed because the alleged violation and its consequences had ceased.
İncele Constitutional Court of Türkiye · 11 Temmuz 2023Deportation proceedings and time limits: an Antalya case
The Constitutional Court considered an application by a foreign national living in Antalya who challenged the rejection of a case against a deportation decision on time-limit grounds.
İncele Constitutional Court of Türkiye · 22 Haziran 2015Title registration and evidence: an Antalya property case
An Antalya title-registration dispute required the courts to examine land records, historical maps, aerial photographs, witness evidence and several expert reports. The Constitutional Court record is useful for understanding why property disputes depend on a complete evidentiary file.
İncele Constitutional Court of Türkiye · 29 Aralık 2020Property restrictions and a tourism project: what the case shows
The Constitutional Court considered whether restrictions connected with a military-security zone and protected agricultural land violated property rights in a dispute involving a proposed tourism facility.
İncele Constitutional Court of Türkiye · 24 Ekim 2024Residence permission, family life and a foreign national: Constitutional Court case
The Constitutional Court examined the refusal to extend a German national’s residence permission after many years of living in Türkiye with his family. The case is useful for understanding how residence decisions may engage family-life rights.
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