The firm's practice encompasses the recovery of individual and commercial receivables through negotiations, amicable settlements and mediation, where applicable, as well as the initiation and conduct of enforcement proceedings and related litigation. Its work also includes the enforcement of mortgage and pledge security, attachment and judicial sale procedures, and legal proceedings relating to bankruptcy and concordat arrangements under Turkish law.
Our Services
- Pre-enforcement debt recovery and the collection of individual and commercial receivables through enforcement proceedings
- Negotiation, amicable settlement and mediation in connection with the recovery of receivables
- Recovery of receivables arising from negotiable instruments, contracts, current account relationships and invoices
- Recovery of receivables arising from financial leasing and fleet leasing arrangements
- Debt recovery actions, restitution claims and third-party ownership claims arising in enforcement proceedings
- Actions for annulment of objections to enforcement proceedings, cancellation of enforcement proceedings and negative declaratory actions concerning alleged indebtedness
- Applications, objections, complaints and other legal procedures relating to enforcement proceedings
- Enforcement proceedings for the realisation of mortgages and pledges
- Attachment, seizure and custody of assets, valuation and judicial sale procedures, and actions for annulment of enforcement sales
- Complaints and criminal proceedings concerning offences under the Turkish Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
- Concordat proceedings and related disputes under Turkish law
- Bankruptcy petitions, bankruptcy enforcement proceedings and matters relating to the administration and liquidation of bankruptcy estates
- Judicial sales of movable and immovable property in enforcement proceedings
- Actions for avoidance of fraudulent or prejudicial dispositions
- Drafting and negotiation of debt restructuring and settlement agreements
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