We have made detailed information about the fact that the recognition and enforcement of divorce decisions made abroad are legally required, that the parties continue to appear married to the Turkish authorities if the recognition and enforcement case has not been filed, and that their legal inheritance status continues in our other articles on the recognition and enforcement of divorce decisions on our website.
Although we have emphasized enough that the case is highly likely to be dismissed without providing the mandatory documents for the recognition and enforcement of the case in terms of the International Private Law and Procedural Law Jul, we believe that it would be useful to state with an exemplary Supreme Court decision due to the questions raised.though we have emphasized enough that the case is highly likely to be dismissed without providing the mandatory documents for the recognition and enforcement of the case in terms of the International Private Law and Procedural Law Jul, we believe that itAlthough we have emphasized enough that the case is highly likely to be dismissed without providing the mandatory documents for the recognition and enforcement of the case in terms of the International Private Law and Procedural Law Jul, we believe that it would be useful to state with an exemplary Supreme Court decision due to the questions raised.
Below we share the decision, which includes the opinion of the relevant legal department of the Supreme Court of Cassation, on the fact that the mandatory documents required for the recognition and enforcement of divorce are not provided with a list Jul.
RECOGNITION-WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO OPEN AN ENFORCEMENT CASE?
The original of the foreign court decision (divorce decision).
An annotation or document and apostille showing thatoriginal of the foreign court decision (divorce decision).
An annotation or document and apostille showing that the foreign court’s divorce decision has become final.
The divorce decision given bThe original of the foreign court decision (divorce decision).
An annotation or document and apostille showing that the foreign court’s divorce decision has become final.
The divorce decision given by the foreign court must be translat
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