INSULT IS NOT A CRIME IN EXCHANGE FOR TORTURE

T.4TH CRIMINAL CHART

14TH CRIMINAL CHAMBER

E.2013/5363

K.2015/2314

T.2.3.2015

INSULT ( Since It Was Committed As A REACT.C.

SUPREME COURT

14TH CRIMINAL CHAMBER

E.2013/5363

K.2015/2314

T.2.3.2015

INSULT ( Since It Was Committed AsT.C.

SUPREME COURT

14TH CRIMINAL CHAMBER

E.2013/5363

K.2015/2314

T.2.3.2015

INSULT ( Since It Was Committed As A REACTION TO AN UNJUST ACT, IT SHOULD BE DECIDED THAT THERE IS NO PLACE FOR A PENALTY.)
TORT ( Since the Insult was Committed as a Reaction to an Unjust Act, It Will Be Decided That There Is No Room for Punishment. )
SIMPLE SEXUAL ASSAULT ( There is a Hostility Between the Participating Defendant and the Person Whose Statement is Taken – There is No Conclusive and Convincing Evidence/ The Defendant Will Be Acquitted )
THERE IS HOSTILITY BETWEEN THE PARTICIPATING DEFENDANTS (Simple Sexual Assault /There Is Hostility Between the Participating Defendant And the Participating Defendant Whose Statement Has Been Received – An Acquittal Dec Dec Will Be Made Against the Accused )
5237/mWEEN THE PARTICIPATING DEFENDANTS (Simple Sexual Assault /There Is Hostility Between the Participating Defendant And the Participating Defendant Whose Statement Has Been Received – An Acquittal Dec Dec Will Be Made Against the Accused )
5237/m.102,125,129

SUMMARY: While it should have been decided that there was no room for direct punishment on the grounds that the insult was committed in response to an unjust act, it is against the law to first establish a conviction and then apply the aforementioned article.

In the crime of simple sexual assault, it should be decided to acquit the participating defendant in the absence of conclusive, concrete and convincing evidence that the crime occurred, far from any doubt, except for the statements of the said person who has enmity between the participating defendant and the participant, in the absence of conclusive, concrete and Deceptive evidence.e crime of simple sexual assault, it should be decided to acquit the participating defendant in the absence of conclusive, concrete and convincing evidence that the crime occurred, far from any doubt, except for the statements of the said person who has enmity between the participating dn the crime of simple sexual assault, it should be decided to acquit the participating defendant in the absence of conclusive, concrete and convincing evidence that the crime occurred, far from any doubt, except for the statements of the said person who has enmity between the participating defendant and the participant, in the absence of conclusive, concrete and Deceptive evidence.

CASE : The file was examined and the necessary action was taken, taking into consideration the appeals against the decisions given by the local court:

DECISION : Regarding the participating defendant S. who committed intentional injury and threat, and the participating defendants A. and İ. in the examination of the provisions established for the crimes of intentional wounding against them:

Temporary Article 2 added to Law No. 5320 with Article 26 of Law No. 6217, which came into force on 14.4.2011.rary Article 2 added to Law No. 5320 with Article 26 of Law No. 6217, which came into force on 14.4.2011. The fines of up to 3,000 TL (inclusive) that are ultimately imposed, excluding those that are converted from imprisonment sentences pursuant to the article, Terticle 26 of Law No. 6217, which came into force on 14.4.2011. The fines of up to 3,000 TL (inclusive) that are ultimately imposed, excluding those that are converted from imprisonment sentences pursuant to the articadded to Law No. 5320 Temporary Article 2 added to Law No. 5320 with Article 26 of Law No. 6217, which came into force on 14.4.2011. The fines of up to 3,000 TL (inclusive) that are ultimately imposed, excluding those that are converted from imprisonment sentences pursuant to the article, are final in nature, and the sentences imposed on the participating defendants are 1412 in terms of the amount of the sentences.M.U.K.In accordance with Article 305/1 of the Law, it is final and it is not possible to appeal the aforementioned provisions, therefore, the participating defendant A.’s appeal request against these provisions is rejected in accordance with Article 8/1 of Law No. 5320. In accordance with Article 1412 of the C.M.U.K.nin317. rejection in accordance with the article,

The defendant involved is S. in the examination of the judgment established on the offense of defamationThe defendant involved is S. in the examination of the judgment established on the offense of defamation:

To the trial conducted, to the evidence collected and shown at the place of decision, to the opinion and discretion of the court formed in accordance with the results of the investigation and prosecution, to the rThe defendant involved is S. in the examination of the judgment established on the offense of defamation:

To the trial conducted, to the evidence collected and shown at the place of decision, to the opinion and discretion of the court formed in accordance with the results of the investigation and prosecution, to the rejection of other appeals that are not seen on the spot according to the content of the examined file,

But;

129/1 of the Law No. 5237. according to the article, since the insult was committed in response to an unfair act, it should be decided that there is no place for direct punishment by betting, while the conviction provision should be established first and then the application of the said article,

The defendant involved is A. as for the review of the appeal of the sentence established for the crime of simple sexual assault against:

According to the origin and scope of the entire file, A. S, with whom there is enmity between them Dec.The defendant involved is A. as for the review of the appeal of the sentence established for the crime of simple sexual assault against:

According to the origin and scope of the entire file, A. S, with whom there is enmity between them Dec.in the face of the absence of definite, concrete and convincing evidence that the crime occurred, far from any kind of suspicion, except for the statements of , A.a decision on his conviction in writing instead of acquittal of a criminal offence,

CONCLUSION : Contrary to the law, the Public Prosecutor of that Place and the defendant involved are A.since the appellate objections of the are considered on the spot in this respect, the provisions of Law No. 5320 are 8/1. subject to Article C No. 1412.CONCLUSION : Contrary to the law, the Public Prosecutor of that Place and the defendant involved are A.since the appellate objections of the a

 

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HOW TO OBJECT TO EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS

The debtor who wants to object to an enforcement proceeding without a writ can make the objection in writing or verbally. If the objection is made verbally, this will be recorded in the minutes. However, in practice, the objection is made by submitting a petitionhe debtor who wants to object to an enforcement proceeding without a writ can make the objection in writing or verbally. If the objection is made verbally, this will be recorded in the minutes. However, in practice, the objection is made by submitting a petition to the Enforcement Office. In the execution proceedings without a decision, the objection must be filed within 7 days. The stipulated 7-day period will start from the date of notification of the pay order to the debtor. This pursuit will be stopped when the debtor objects to the enforcement proceedings. However, unlike unannounced follow-up, in follow-up based on a bill of exchange, an objection made to the Enforcement Office does not stop the follow-up; the objection must be made to the Enforcement Law Court within 5 days.owever, unlike unannounced follow-up, in follow-up based on a bill of exchange, an objection made to the Enforcement Office does not stop the follow-up; the objection must be made to the Enforcement Law Court within 5 days. Again, unlike follow-up without a warrant, in follow-up based on a bill of exchange, the objection does not stop the follow-up, all follow-up transactions continue, except for sales transactions. For this measure, the challenged court may be requested to decide to temporarily stop the follow-up transactions until it decides on the merits of the appeal. A debtor who unjustly denies his signature is sentenced to a fine at the rate of ten percent of the subject of follow-up based on the year in question.

In the case of follow-up without a decision, the creditor must file a lawsuit for the removal of the objection or the cancellation of the objection in order to remove the objection, and these transactions are limited to a period of 6 months for the removal of the objection and 1 year for the cancellation of the objection. In case of opening of the case, the burden of proof is on the creditor.n the case of follow-up without a decision, the creditor must file a lawsuit for the removal of the objection or the cancellation of the objection in order to remove the objection, and these transactions are limited to a period of 6 months for the removal of the objection and 1 year for the cancellation of the objection. In case of opening of the case, the burden of proof is on the creditor. The debtor has the right to object to the whole of the debt or to object to a part of it at the time when the debtor objects to the enforcement proceedings without a warrant.

If the person who wants to initiate enforcement proceedings has applied for a notified enforcement proceeding, in this case, the debtor will not be able to file an objection against the existence of the debt. But on the other hand, the debtor has the right to file a lawsuit in the Enforcement Court regarding other objections.f the person who wants to initiate enforcement proceedings has applied for a notified enforcement proceeding, in this case, the debtor will not be able to file an objection against the existence of the debt. But on the other hand, the debtor has the right to file a lawsuit in the Enforcement Court regarding other objections. A debtor is a person, 33 of the Execution and Bankruptcy Code. in accordance with its article, it can file an objection by applying to the Executive Court with a petition within 7 days from the notification of the executive order.

If the objection is not realized within the 7-day period given in the enforcement proceedings without a warrant, the pay order and enforcement proceedings will be finalized. As a rule, an objection to enforcement proceedings without a decision made after the expiration date does not lead to any results.f the objection is not realized within the 7-day period given in the enforcement proceedings without a warrant, the pay order and enforcement proceedings will be finalized. As a rule, an objection to enforcement proceedings without a decision made af the objection is not realized within the 7-day period given in the enforcement proceedings without a warrant, the pay order and enforcement proceedings will be finalized. As a rule, an objection to enforcement proceedings without a decision made after the expiration date does not lead to any results. However, the only exception to this situation is a delayed appeal. Accordingly, if the prosecution cannot be objected to due to any obstacle without a defect, it will be possible to object to the enforcement proceedings without a warrant afterwards. The executive director is responsible for ex officio investigating whether the objection has taken place within the time limit. Because the specified 7-day period is a lowering period. In case of execution with a writ of execution, the debtor must object within 7 days after the execution order is issued. Otherwise, it is stated in the relevant legislation that enforcement will be resorted

 

 

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PETITION TO OBJECT TO UNREGISTERED FOLLOW-UP

 

T.C.

……T.C.

…………….. TO THE ENFORCEMO THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE

 

 

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File Number       Es.C.

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…………….. TO THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE

 

 

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…………….. TO THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE

 

 

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File Number                   : 2018/……… Essence

OBJECTC.

…………….From the file with the main number written above, I was followed up by tracking without a warrant and a pay order was sent. I submit my objections within the legal period.As followsom the file with the main number written above, I was followed up by tracking without a warrant and a pay order was sent. I submit my objections within the legal period.As follows;

From the file with the main number written above, I was followed up by tracking without a warrant and a pay order was sent. I submit mom the file with the mFor the reasons explained, I respectfully submit and request that the decision to stop the enforcement proceedings initiated by betting be made, since I have objected to the enforcement proceedings, payment order, interest, interest rate, debt and its payees. ……/…/2018ion to stop the enforcement proceedingsFor For thespectfully submit and re by betting be made, since I have objected to the enforcement proceedings, payment order, interest, interest rate, debt and its payees. ……/…/2018

 

Who Objects to the Pay Order

……………….. (T.C. …………….)

 

SIGNATURE

ADDITIONAL      :

Identity Card Copy.

 

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EXAMPLE OF A PETITION FOR CRIMINAL COMPLAINT ABOUT THE CRIME OF EXPOSED SIGNATURE

Abuse of Exposed Signature Crime
The crime of abuse of a blank signature is regulated in Article 209 of the Turkish Penal Code and is considered under the crimes against public order. As stated in the text of the article, it is one of the crime types subject to complainthe crime of abuse of a blank signature is regulated in Article 209 of the Turkish Penal Code and is considered under the crimes against public order. As stated in the text of the article, it is one of the crime types subject to complaint. Since the prosecution is related to the crimes related to the complaint, if the complainant gives up his complaint during the investigation phase, it is decided that there is no place for prosecution, while if the complaint is abandoned during the investigation phase, it is decided to drop it. In the crime of abuse of a signature that has been left blank, an investigation and reconciliation negotiation must be conducted, meaning that the perpetrator and the victim must be brought together by the court, and if the negotiations do not yield results, an indictment must be prepared and the trial must begin.In the crime of abuse of a signature that has been left blank, an investigation and reconciliation negotiation must be conducted, meaning that the perpetrator and the victim must be brought together by the court, and if the negotiations do not yield results, an indictment must be prepared and the trial must begin.

AIn the crime of abuse of a signature that has been left blank, an investigation and reconciliation negotiation must be conducted, meaning that the perpetrator and the victim must be brought together by the court, and if the negotiations do not yield results, an indictment must be prepared and the trial must begin.

Abuse of a signature that has been left blank
Article 209- (1) A person who fills out and uses a signed document, which has been delivered to him to be filled out in a certain manner and is partially or
completely blank, in a manner different from the reason for its issuance, shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of three months to one year upon complaint.
he will be punished with his punishment.
(2) A person who unlawfully obtains or possesses a signed and partially or completely blank paper and uses it to produce a legal
result is punished according to the provisions of forgery in documents.) A person who unlawfully obtains or possesses a signed and partially or completely blank paprson who unlawfully obtains or possesses a sigen) A person who unlawfully obtains or possesses a signed and partially or completely blank paper and uses it to produce a legal
result is punished according to the provisions of forgery in documents.

 

Open Signature Abuse Complaint Petition
TO THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE

THE COMPLAINANT :

DEFENSE ATTORNEY :

SUSPECT :

CRIME :

DATE OF CRIME : …/…/…

descriptions :

1-) The client was arrested on …-) The client was arrested on …. he rented the real estate at his address … with a price. An eviction commitment has been signed by the lessee to the client, in which the date of eviction, the date of signature, the information of the immovable property is not written, o-) The client was arrested on …. he rented the real estate at his address … with a price. An eviction commitment has been signed by the lessee to the client, in which the date of eviction, the date of signature, the information of the immovable property is not written, only the client’s name is written. Since the client was working at a low wage at that time and had no choice but to rent the said house, he had to sign the eviction commitment.

 

2-) The lessee … has initiated enforcement proceedings against the client based on this undertaking.-) The lessee … has initiated enforcement proceedings against the client based on this undertaking. The client has not .. Although the proceedings were stopped as a result of the objection to the evict-) The lessee … has initiated enforcement proceedings against the client based on this undertaking. The client has not .. Although the proceedings were stopped as a result of the objection to the eviction order issued on , the lessor filed a lawsuit to have the objection lifted and this lawsuit is still pending.(Annex-1 : .. evacuation order issued by the enforcement directorate)

3-) As can be understood from the explanations, the lessor … the blank parts of the signed release undertaking signed by the client and delivered to him (release date, signature date, etc.) we submit our complaints on the grounds that the person who filled it out himself constitutes the crime of misuse of the revealed signature. be understood f-)) -) As can be understood from the explanations, the lessor … the blank parts of the signed release undertaking signed by the client and delivered to him (release date, signature date, etc.) we submit our complaints on the grounds that the person who filled it out himself constitutes the crime of misuse of the revealed signature.

LEGAL REASONS: 5237 S. K. m. 209 and related legislation.

LEGAL EVIDENCE : Witness statements and other evidence.

CONCLUSION AND REQUEST: For the reasons described above, we request that a decision be made to open a public lawsuit to punish the person concerned by conducting an investigation. …/…/…

 

Deputy of the ComplainantND REQUEST: FoCONCLUSION AND REQUEST: For the reasons described above, we

 

 

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SIGNING A DOCUMENT ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY EVEN THOUGH THERE IS NO REPRESENTATION AUTHORITY – SUPREME COURT DECISION

T.LAW DEPARTC.

SUPREME COURT

LAW DEPARTMENT
2016/19373
2017/11054
20.9.2017
* SIGNING A PROMISSORY NOTE ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY EVEN THOUGH HE DOES NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO REPRESENT (He Will Be Personally Responsible for Signing on Behalf of the Company / Since the Borrower Acting as an Unauthorized Representative is Responsible for the Bond as an Organizer, There is No Violation of the Law in Pursuing the Said Exchange Notes Through Foreclosure )

* CANCELLATION OF THE FOLLOW-UP (According to the Letter Reply from the Trade Registry Office, It is Understood that the Debtor Who is Being Followed is Not a Representative of the Company, But Does Not Have Representation Authority, the Trustee Who Signed the Promissory Note on Behalf of the Company that Issued the Debtor Bond Will Be Personally Responsible For the Signature He Made on Behalf of the Company / Since the Debtor Acting as an Unauthorized Representative is Responsible for the Bond as a Regulator, There is No Violation of the Law in the Pursuit of the Said Exchange Notes By Foreclosure )

* FOLLOW-UP THROUGH FORECLOSURE ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE NOTES (According to the Debtor’s Response to the Letter from the Trade Registry Office, It is Understood that He is Not a Representative of the Company, but He Does not Have Representation Authority, but the Trustee Who Signed the Promissory Note on Behalf of the Company that Issued the Debtor Bond Will Be Personally Responsible for the Signature He Made on Behalf of the Company that Issued the Bond)FOLLOW-UP THROUGH FORECLOSURE ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE NOTES (According to the Debtor’s Response to the Letter from the Trade Registry Office, It is Understood that He is Not a Representative of the Company, but He Does not Have Representation Authority, but the Trustee Who Signed the Promissory Note on Behalf of the Company that Issued the Debtor Bond Will Be Personally Responsible for the Signature He Made on Behalf of the Company that Issued the Bond)

6102/m.678,778/2

SUMMARY : In the concrete case, it was understood from the letter response received from the Trade Registry Office that the debtor against whom the follow-up was initiated by the creditor was not a representative of the company.UMMARY : In the concrete case, it was understood from the letter response received from the Trade Registry Office that the debtor against whom the follow-up was initiated by the creditor was not a representative of the company. In this case, it is of course that the trustee who signed the promissory note on behalf of the discovering company, even though he/she does not have representation authority, will be personally responsible for the signature he/she made on behalf of the issuing company of the promissory note. Since the debtor, who is acting as an unauthorized representative, is liable as the issuer due to the bill of exchange, there is no violation of the law in initiating a foreclosure proceeding specific to bills of exchange against the person in question.Since the debtor, who is acting as an unauthorized representative, is liable as the issuer due to the bill of exchange, there is no violation of the law in initiating a foreclosure proceeding specific to bills of exchange against the person in question.In that case, while the court should have decided to reject the appeal, the provision facility for cancellation of the follow-up with written justification is inappropriate.

CASE: Within the period of the court decision with the date and number written above, the audit of the appellant was sent to the apartment from the scene of the file related to this business upon request by the creditor, and the report prepared by the Audit Judge for the case file was heard and all the documents in the file were read and examined, and the necessity of the work was discussed and considered :

DECISION: In the follow-up initiated by the creditor through the foreclosure of exchange notes based on the bond, it was understood that the debtor requested the cancellation of the follow-up by claiming that he signed the bill on behalf of the company, that he was not personally indebted, that he had no debt, the court decided to cancel the follow-up on the debtor on the grounds that there were two signatures on the deed, both were on the stamp, and the debtor was not a company official, so he could not be held personally responsible for the signature contained in the bond.

Article 778/2 of the TCC. article (e) of Article 678 of the TCC, which must also be applied to bonds by sending a subparagraph.rticle 778/2 of the TCC. article (e) of Article 678 of the TCC, which must also be applied to bonds by sending a subparagraph. in the article; ”The person who puts his signature to a policy as a representative of a person, even though he does not have the right to representation, is personally responsible for that policy …” The provision is included.

In the concrete case, it was understood from the letter response received from the Trade Registry Office that the debtor against whom the follow-up was initiated by the creditor was not a representative of the company.he concrete case, it was understood from the letter response received from the Trade Registry Office that the debtor against whom the follow-up was initiated by the creditor was not a representative of the company. In this case, it is natural that the debtor who objects an the concrete case, it was understood from the letter response received from the Trade Registry Office that the debtor against whom the follow-up was initiated by the creditor was not a representative of the company. In this case, it is natural that the debtor who objects and signs a bill of exchange on behalf of the issuing company without having the authority to represent, will be personally liable for the signature he has made on behalf of the company that issued the bill of exchange. Since the debtor acting as an unauthorized representative is responsible for the bond in his capacity as a regulator, there is no violation of the law in pursuing the said exchange notes through foreclosure.

In that case, while the court should have decided to reject the appeal, the provision facility for cancellation of the follow-up with written justification is inappropriate.In that case, while the court should have decided to reject the appeal, the provision facility for cancellation of the follow-up with written justificahat case, while the court should have decided to reject the appeal, the provision facility for cancellation of the follow-up with written justification is inappropriate.

CONCLUSION : With the acceptance of the creditor’s appeals, the court’s d

 

 

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LOW PERFORMANCE – TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT – SUPREME COURT DECISION

T. OF JURISPRUDC.
SUPREM.C.
SUPT.C.
SUPREME COURT
GENERAL COURT OF JURISPRUDENCE
E. 2015/9-1598
K. 2017/643
T. 5.4.2017
* LABOR RECEIVABLES (Poor Performance is Not Included among the Justified Reasons for Termination / It is One of the Cases that Disrupts the Normal Functioning of the Workplace, Prevents the Fulfillment of the Work Obligation Decently And Constitutes a Valid Reason for Termination – The Claimant’s Severance and Notice Compensation Claims Should Be Accepted)
* SEVERANCE AND NOTICE COMPENSATION (Although Poor Performance Is Not Enough to Constitute a Justified Reason for Termination, It is One of the Cases that Impedes the Fulfillment of the Duty of Employment, Which Disrupts the Normal Functioning of the Workplace, And Constitutes a Valid Reason for Termination – The Case Will Be Accepted)
* VALID TERMINATION (Where the Employee’s Incomplete Poor or Inadequate Performance of His Job Despite Warnings is the Valid Reason for Termination / The Claimant is Mentioned to have Performed His Employment Debt Incompletely and Poorly/The Employment Contract was Terminated for Valid Reasons Based on Poor Performance – Severance and Notice Compensation Claims Will be Accepted)
* POOR PERFORMANCE (It is Not Included among the Justified Reasons for Termination / It is One of the Conditions that Prevent the Fulfillment of the Work Obligation that Disrupts the Normal Functioning of the Workplace and Constitutes a Valid Reason for Termination – It Does Not Prevent the Employee from Being Entitled to Severance and Notice Decrees)* POOR PERFORMANCE (It is Not Included among the Justified Reasons for Termination / It is One of the Conditions that Prevent the Fulfillment of the Work Obligation that Disrupts the Normal Functioning of the Workplace and Constitutes a Valid Reason for Termination – It Does Not Prevent the Employee from Being Entitled to Severance and Notice Decrees)
4857/m.18,25/2
SUMMARY: The case is about the request for labor receivables.RY: The case is about the request for labor receivables. The minutes included in the file and used as a basis for the termination of the employment contract are related to low performance, and the defendant employer also stated in its defense that the employment contract was terminated due to the plaintiff’s reduced work efficiency and refusal to give a defense,UMMARY: The case is about the request for labor receivables. The minutes included in the file and used as a basis for the termination of the employment contract are related to low performance, and the defendant employer also stated in its defense that the employment contract was terminated due to the plaintiff’s reduced work efficiency and refusal to give a defense, and also presented some documents regarding low performance. 25 of the Law No. 4857 entitled “The employer’s right to immediate termination for just cause”. when the article is examined, it is clear that the employee’s underperformance is not included among the reasons for the Decertified termination. “Poor performance”, which is cited as the reason for termination of the employment contract, is a valid termination reason regulated in Article 18 of the Labor Law No. 4857.Poor performance”, which is cited as the reason for termination of the employment contract, is a valid termination reason regulated in Article 18 of the Labor Law No. 4857. Although poor performance does not weigh heavily enough to constitute a justified reason for termination, it is one of the conditions that disrupt the normal functioning of the workplace, prevent the fulfillment of the work obligation as required, and since it constitutes a valid reason for termination and this form of termination does not prevent the employee from being entitled to severance and notice compensation, the plaintiff’s severance and notice compensation claims must be accepted.

On the other hand, the local court’s decision to resist stated that the performance deficiency that led to the termination of the plaintiff worker’s employment contract was regulated in Article 25/II-h of the Labor Law No. 4857, and therefore the employer’s termination was based on a just cause.n the other hand, the local court’s decision to resist stated that the performance deficiency that led to the termination of the plaintiff worker’s employment contract was regulated in Article 25/II-h of the Labor Law No. 4857, and therefore the employer’s termination was based on a just cause. Article 25/II-h of the Labor Law accepts an employee’s insistence on not doing the tasks he is assigned to do, even though he is reminded of them, as a reason for justified termination. On the other hand, it is a valid reason for termination if the employee performs his/her job incompletely, poorly or inadequately despite the warnings. If the employee does not fulfill his duty despite the warning, the employer will be able to terminate him immediately for just cause; if he fulfills it incompletely, poorly or inadequately, he will be able to use his valid termination right.f the employee does not fulfill his duty despite the warning, the employer will be able to terminate him immediately for just cause; if he fulfills it incompletely, poorly or inadequatelyf the employee does not fulfill his duty despite the warning, the employer will be able to terminate him immediately for just cause; if he fulfills it incompletely, poorly or inadequately, he will be able to use his valid termination right. As can be understood from the minutes included in the file, the plaintiff is not mentioned as not fulfilling his duty to perform work at all, but as performing it incompletely and poorly. Moreover, the condition of insistence is sought in Article 25/ II-h of the Labor Law, and there is no information and documents within the scope of the file that the plaintiff insists on not doing his duties even though he was reminded. In this case, as it is understood that the employment contract was terminated for a valid reason based on poor performance, the claimant’s severance and notice compensation claims should be accepted, as mentioned in the decision to break up the Private Apartment.

CASE : At the end of the trial conducted due to the “labor claims” case between the parties, the Kayseri 2ndASE : At the end of the trial conducted due to the “labor claims” case between the parties, the Kayseri 2nd The Labor Court ruled that there was no room for a decision regarding annual leave CASE : At the end of the trial conducted due to the “labor claims” case between the parties, the Kayseri 2nd The Labor CourASE : At the end of the trial conducted to the “labor claims” case between the parties, the Kayseri 2nd The Labor Court ruled that there was no room for a decision regarding annual leave pay, and that the case should be dismissed regarding severance and notice pay, on 11.10.2012 and 2011/647 E., Upon the request of the plaintiff’s attorney to review the decision numbered 2012/745 K. on appeal, the Supreme Court 9th The day of the Law Office is 21.10.2014 and 2012/36820 E, 2014/30417 K. with the numbered decision;

(… The plaintiff worker has filed this lawsuit, claiming that his employment contract was terminated unjustly, and requesting that his severance pay, notice pay and annual leave pay be paid.(… The plaintiff worker has filed this lawsuit, claiming that his employment contract was terminated unjustly, and requesting that his severance pay, notice pay and annual leave pay be paid.

The respondent employer argued that his defense was requested due to(… The plaintiff worker has filed this lawsuit, claiming that his employment contract was terminated unjustly, and requesting that his severance pay, notice pay and annual leave pay be paid.

The respondent employer argued that his defense was requested due to poor performance, he did not provide a defense, and the employment contract was terminated due to a decrease in productivity.He has rightly argued that the employment contract has been terminated

It was accepted by the court that the termination made by the employer was justified, the compensation requests were rejected and the annual leave fee was accepted.

The plaintiff’s attorney appealed the decision within the legal period.

1-)According to the evidence collected in the articles in the file and the legally required reasons on which the decision is based, the plaintiff’s appeals that fall outside the scope of the following paragraphs are not appropriate.

2-) The defendant employer’s representative stated in his reply petition that the plaintiff’s employment contract was terminated due to poor performance, not signing the warnings and defense given, and not recognizing the management authority. However, the disciplinary board decision states that he was terminated for the crime of wasting raw materialshe defendant employer’s representative stated in his reply petition that the plaintiff’s employment contract was terminated due to poor performance, not signing the warnings and defense given, and not recognizing the management authority. However, the disciplinary board decision states that he was terminated for the crime of wasting raw materials and materials. The defendant employer could not prove that the plaintiff damaged the raw materials and materials. Only performance-based documents were presented regarding the issues mentioned in the reply petition. Although the worker’s low performance may be a valid reason for termination, it is not in Article 25 of the Labor Law. among the reasons for Decertification regulated in the article are the employee’s poor performance. In this case, while the plaintiff’s notice and severance payment requests should have been accepted, the rejection of the requests in writing was erroneous and required to be overturned.among the reasons for Decertification regulated in the article are the employee’s poor performance. In this case, while the plaintiff’s notice and severance payment requests should have been accepted, the rejection of the requests in writing was erroneous and required to be overturned.

3-)The annual leave fee was paid during the trial and it is wrong not to take into account this situation in terms of trial expenses. The plaintiff’s attorney has appealed the decision in terms of trial expenses, and the trial expenses should be ruled against the defendant employer, which caused the lawsuit to be filed…),

At the end of the retrial, the court resisted the previous decision by overturning the decision on the grounds that it was rejected instead of the file.At the end of the retrial, the court resisted the previous decision by overturning the decision on the grounds that it was rejected instead of the file.

After it was understood that the decision to resist had been appealed during the examination by the General Assembly of Law and the papers in the file were read, the necessity was discussed:

DECISION : The plaintiff’s attorney requested a decision to collect severance and notice compensation and annual leave fee from the defendant, arguing that his client worked as a “hole machine operator” at the defendant’s workplace, the employment contract was terminated unfairly on the grounds that he reduced his working power and did not sign the minutes, the reason for poor performance was abstract and unreal.

The defendant employer’s attorney defended the dismissal of the case by stating that the employment contract was terminated for just cause by the decision of the disciplinary board due to the plaintiff’s behavior at work, reduced work efficiency, refusing to sign the warnings and defenses given to him and not recognizing the employer’s management authority, therefore the plaintiff cannot be entitled to severance and notice compensation.

The defendant witnesses heard by the court stated in their statements that the plaintiff was drilling 500 steel holes on average per day, while he was getting an offer from another workplace, and then they declared that he was drilling 240 holes per day, so the employer terminated the employment contract by the decision of the disciplinary board, the termination was made within 6 working days, the termination by the employer was based on a justified reason, the severance and notice compensation claims were rejected, and the annual leave was paid during the trial, indicating that there was no place for a decision on this claim.

Upon the appeal of the plaintiff’s attorney, the judgment was overturned by the Special Chamber on the grounds described in the title section above.Upon the appeal of the plaintiff’s attorney, the judgment was overturned by the Special Chamber on the grounds described in the title section above.

The court of Cassation resisted the previous decision in terms of the reason for the violation contained in subparagraph (2) of the Court of Cassation’s decision on the grounds that the employee’s poor performance is contained in Article 25/II-h of the Labor Code, as mentioned in the decision to overturn, and the plaintiff’s attorney appealed the decision to resist on the grounds that the plaintiff who did not perform his duty properly could not be entitled to severance and notice compensation.

The dispute that comes before the General Assembly of Civil Law through resistance is gathered at the point of whether the termination made by the defendant employer is based on a just cause, and according to the conclusion to be reached from here, the plaintiff can be entitled to severance and notice compensation.The dispute that comes before the General Assembly of Civil Law through resistance is gathered at the point of whether the termination made by the defendant employer is bThe dispute that comes before the General Assembly of Civil Law through resistance is gathered at the point of whether the termination made by the defendant employer is based on a just cause, and according to the conclusion to be reached from here, the plaintiff can be entitled to severance and notice compensation.

24 and 25 of the Labor Law No. 4857. its articles regulate the cases of immediate termination of the employment contract by the employee and the employer with just cause.

25 of the Law No. 4857 entitled “The employer’s right to immediate termination for just cause”. article:

“The employer, whether the period is determined or not, may terminate the employment contract before the end of the period or without waiting for the notice period in the following cases:

I-) Health reasonsThe employer, whether the period is determined or not, may terminate the employment contract before the end of the period or without waiting for the notice period in the following cases:

I-) Health reasons:

a-)If the employee gets sick or becomes disabled due to an illness caused by his caste or uncluttered life or fondness for drinking, the absence that will occur for this reason lasts for three consecutive working days or more than five working days in a month Dec,

b-)If it is determined by the Health Board that the disease in which the employee is being held is incurable and that there are disadvantages to working at the workplace,

(a) the right of the employee to terminate the employment contract for the employer without notice in cases such as illness, accident, birth and pregnancy, except for the reasons listed in subparagraph 17, in accordance with the employee’s working time at the workplace in the specified cases. he is born after he exceeds the notification period in the article by six weeksa) the right of the employee to terminate the employment contract for the employer without notice in cases such as illness, accident, birth and pregnancy, except for the reasons listed in subparagraph 17, in accordance with the empl,

 

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REQUEST FOR RETURN OF ENGAGEMENT GIFTS – SUPREME COURT DECISION

T..C. Supreme Court

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Based on: 2013T.C. SuprT.C. Supreme Court

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Based on: 2013/900

Decision: 2013/2605

Date of Decision: 19.02.2013

REQUEST FOR THE RETURN OF ENGAGEMENT GIFTS – THE REQUIREMENT THAT UNUSUAL GIFTS BE RETURNED IN KIND IF THEY ARE NOT AVAILABLE – THAT ALL GOLD JEWELRY AND TRAPPINGS OTHER THAN THE ENGAGEMENT RING ARE OUT–OF-DATE GIFTS – VIOLATION OF THE PROVISION

SUMMARY: The plaintiff has requested and sued for the collection of the engagement gifts from the defendant in kind, or if not possible, for the amount of … TL. plus legal interestUMMARY: The plaintiff has requested and sued for the collection of the engagement gifts from the defendant in kind, or if not possible, for the amount of … TL. plus legal interest. If the engagement is broken, the unusual gifts are given back in kind, in the same way if they are not available, or in return they are asked back according to the rules of enrichment for no reason. According to the established practices of the Court of Cassation, all gold, jewelry and trappings other than the engagement ring have been accepted as an unusual gift. However, while the court should have decided to return the fixed menstrual watch worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, the verdict required to disrupt the facility as a result of a mistaken assessment.However, while the court should have decided to return the fixed menstrual watch worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, the verdict required to disrupt the facility as a result of a mistaken assessment.

Case: In owever, while the court should have decided to return the fixed menstrual watch worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, the verdict required to disrupt the facility as a result of a mistaken assessment.

Case: In the petition of the case, the plaintiff requested the return of the engagement gifts of 25,169 TL from the other party, and in the counterclaim, 500 TL material and 15,000 TL moral damages, together with interest and expenses, to be collected from the defendant party. The court partially accepted the main case and rejected the counterclaim due to the statute of limitations, and the verdict was appealed by the plaintiff.

After it was understood that the request for appeal was within the time limit, all the papers in the file were read and considered necessaryAfter it was understood that the request for appeal was within the time limit, all the papers in the file were read and considered necessary:

Decision: The plaintiff’s attorney stated in his petition that his client, the plaintiff, and the defendant got engaged, but that this engagement was broken After it was understood that the request for appeal was within the time limit, all the papers in the file were read and considered necessary:

Decision: The plaintiff’s attorney stated in his petition that his client, the plaintiff, and the defendant got engaged, but that this engagement was broken off as a result of the defendant’s unfair actions, and that the engagement gifts should be returned in kind, or if not, their value of 25,169 TL.he requested and sued for a decision to be made to collect from the defendant together with the legal interest of .

 

The defendant party, on the other hand, 5.000 TL due to the unjustified breakdown of the engagement with the reciprocal lawsuit he filed. the plaintiff requested that a decision be made to collect the financial and moral compensation of TL 15,000 from the defendant in return.The defendant party, on the other hand, 5.000 TL due to the unjustified breakdown of the engagement with the reciprocal lawsuit he filed. the plaintiff requested that a decision be made to collect the financial and moral compensation of TL 15,000 from the defendant in return.

By the court, with the he defendant party, on the other hand, 5.000 TL due to the unjustified breakdown of the engagement with the reciprocal lawsuit he filed. the plaintiff requested that a decision be made to collect the financial and moral compensation of TL 15,000 from the defendant in return.

By the court, with the partial acceptance of the main case, the engagement gifts are 12,466 TL, which is the price in case they are not in kind.it was decided to collect from the defendant and to reject the case in return due to the statute of limitations, and the verdict was appealed by the plaintiff. The plaintiff’s other appeals are not in place.

However: in the concrete case, 2 pieces of <fossil> brand watches worn by the plaintiff to the defendant’s fiancée as an engagement gift were considered <usual gift> by the court and it was decided to reject the return request.

T.M.K.According to article 122 of the Turkish Civil Code, if the engagement ends for a reason other than marriage, the unusual gifts that the engaged parties have given to each other can be requested.M.K.According to article 122 of the Turkish Civil Code, if the engagement ends for a reason other than marriage, the unusual gifts that the engaged parties have given to each other can be requested back. According to this article, defects are not sought in cases regarding the return of out-of-ordinary gifts due to the breakdown of the engagement. If the engagement is broken, the unusual gifts are given back in kind, in the same way if they are not available, or in return they are asked back according to the rules of enrichment for no reason.

Among the usual (usual) gifts, the intention is to wear, use, old and consumed items. As a rule, what gets old and consumed by wearing, using (clothes, shoes, etc. as such) the return of items cannot be decided.ong the usual (usual) gifts, the intention is to wear, use, old and consumed items. As a rule, what gets old and consumed by wearing, using (clothes, shoes, etc. as such) the return of items cannot be decided.

According to the established practices of the Court of Cassation, all gold, jewelry and trappings other than the engagement ring have been accepted as an unusual gift.

If so, the court should have decided to return 2 fixed watches worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, but as a result of the erroneous assessment, the written judgment required to disrupt the facility.If so, the court should have decided to return 2 fixed watches worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, but as a result of the erroneous assessment, the written judgment required tIf so, the court should have decided to return 2 fixed watches worn by the plaintiff’s fiancée to the defendant in accordance with these principles and principles, but as a result of the erroneous assessment, the written judgment required to disrupt the facility.

Conclusion: In this regard, the judgment was rendered in writing without taking into consideration the principles explained above, and is inadmissible. The appeal objections are accepted for these reasons, and the judgment is annulled in H.U.M.K.nun 428. it was decided unanimously on 19.02.2013 that the appeal fee received in advance should be overturned in accordance with the article and returned to the appellant if requested.

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SUPREME COURT DECISION ON THE CLAIM OF RESIDENCE AND THE COMPLAINT OF NON-ATTACHMENT

NOTE: In order for a residence complaint to be filed, it is not necessary for the debtor to live personally in the registered residence in his name, and even renting this place does not prevent him from making this request.NOTE: In order for adence comp residence complaint to be filed, it is not necessary for the debtor to live personally in the registered residence in his name, and even renting this place does not prevent him from making this request.

T.C.
SUPREME COURT
8th LAW DEPARTMENT
E. 2015/16312
K. 2017/15346
T. 15.11.2017
At the end of the trial held in the case between the parties, which is explained above, the Court decided to dismiss the case and upon the appeal of the plaintiff’s attorney, the file was examined by the Chamber and the necessary action was considered.
DECISION: The representative of the debtor, explaining that the seized real estate is the appropriate residence of the debtor, is 82/12 of the IIK. according to the article, he asked for a decision to be made to lift the seizure.SION: The representative of the debtor, DDECISION: The representative of the debtor, explaining that the seized real estate is the appropriate residence of the debtor, is 82/12 of the IIK. according to the article, he asked for a decision to be made to lift the seizure.
The court ruled that the debtor’s daughter …. is the owner of the disputed property..where the person lives as a tenant, this is the FIRST of the debtor’s residence claim.it has been decided to reject the complaint on the grounds that it does not fall within the scope of Article 82/1-12 of the nun. The judgment has been appealed by the debtor’s attorney.
IIK’s 82/12. according to the article, the debtor’s “appropriate” house cannot be foreclosed. Whether a residence is suitable for the debtor’s situation or not is determined according to the social status of the said person at the time of foreclosure and the needs of the debtor and his family. 82/12. according to the article, the debtor’s “appropriate” house cannot be foreclosed. Whether a residence is suitable for the debtor’s situation or not is determined according to the social status of the said person at the time of foreclosure and the needs of the debtor and his family. The term “family” here includes the people who live under the same roof as the debtor and who are his dependents. After the price required by the Enforcement Court for the debtor to provide a suitable residence that is mandatory for housing with the mentioned ones has been determined by experts, if the value of the seized place is more than this, it should be decided to sell it, and the amount required for the residence, the qualities of which are determined above the sale price, should be given to the debtor, the rest should be left in the enforcement file Jul.fter the price required by the Enforcement Court for the debtor to provide a suitable residence that is mandatory for housing with the mentioned ones has been determined by experts, if the value of the seized place is more than this, it should be decided to sell it, and the amount required for the residence, the qualities of which are determined above the sale price, should be given to the debtor, the rest should be left in the enforcement file Jul. Places of quality and housing that exceed these criteria, as well as places outside the dwelling that cover a room and hall that exceed reasonable dimensions and contain mandatory elements for residence, are contrary to the purpose provided for in the article. When making the evaluation, house prices in the most modest neighborhoods should be taken as a basis.
In the present case, the Court rejected your objection to the debtor’s non-attachability due to the presence of a tenant in the immovablehen making the evaluation, house prices in the most modest neighborhoods should be taken as a basis.
In the present case, the Court rejected your objection to the debtor’s non-attachability due to the presence of a tenant in the immovable property. IIK’s 82/12. When making the evaluation, house prices in the most modest neighborhoods should be taken as a basis.
In the present case, the Court rejected your objection to the debtor’s non-attachability due to the presence of a tenant in the immovable property. IIK’s 82/12. in order for a residence complaint to be filed in accordance with the article, it is not necessary for the debtor to personally reside in the registered residence in his name, and even renting this place does not prevent him from making this request.
In this case, in the light of the principles explained above, it is inappropriate for the Court to decide to reject the complaint on written grounds when the merits of the case should be examined.
RESULT: With the acceptance of the appeal objection of the debtor’s attorney, the Court’s decision is reversed for the reason explained above, in accordance with Article 366 of the EBL and Temporary Article 3 of the HMK No. 6100.ESULT: With the acceptance of the appeal objection of the debtor’s attorney, the Court’s decision is reversed for the reason explained abESULT: With the acceptance of the appeal objection of the debtor’s attorney, the Court’s decision is reversed for the reason explained above, in accordance with Article 366 of the EBL and Temporary Article 3 of the HMK No. 6100. article 428 of the HUMK No. 1086 by sending the article. in accordance wit

 

 

 

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RETIREMENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSK MEMBERS

 

RETIREMENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSK MEMBERS:

A- THE SITUATION OF THOSE WHO STARTED WORKING (BECAME INSURED) BEFORENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSHE SITUATION OF THOSE WHO STARTED WORKING (BECAME INSURED) BEFORE 08.09.1999:

CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSKRETIREMENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSK MEMBEENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSK MEMBERS:
ENT CONDITIONS FOR MALE SSKEENT CONDITINS FOR MALESMENT CONDITINS FOR MALESMENT CONDITINS FOR MALESMENT CONDITINS FOR MALESMEMBERS:

A- THE SITUATION OF THOSE WHO STARTED WORKING (BECAME INSURED) BEFORE 08.09.1999:

MEN’S 1.CONDITION 2.CONDITION 3.CONDITION
Start Date of Work Required Year to Complete Required Age to Complete Required Premium
08.09.1976 and before 25 None 5000
Between 09.09.1976-23.05.1979 25 44 5000
Between 24.05.1979 and 23.11.1980 25 45 5000
Between 24.11.1980 and 23.05.1982 25 46 5075
Between 24.05.1982-23.11.1983 25 47 5150
Between 24.11.1983-23.05.1985 25 48 5225
Between 24.05.1985-23.11.1986 25 49 5300
Between 24.11.1986-23.05.1988 25 50 5375
Between 24.05.1988-23.11.1989 25 51 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 5450 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 24.05.198823.11.1989 25 51 5450
Between 24.11.1989-23.05.1991 25 52 5525
Between 24.05.1991-23.11.1992 25 53 5600
Between 24.11.1992-23.05.1994 25 54 5675
Between 24.05.1994-23.11.1995 25 55 5750
Between 24.11.1995-23.05.1997 25 56 5825
Between 24.05.1997-23.11.1998 25 57 5900
Between 24.11.1998-08.09.1999 25 58 5975
Between 09.09.1999-30.04.2008 – 60 7000
From the effective date of the reform until 2035 – 60 9000(for those who are considered insured between the effective date of the law and Dec 31/12/2008, it will be increased to 7100 days, and for those who are considered insured from 1/1/2009, it will increase to 9000 days by adding 100 days to 7100 days at the beginning of each calendar year.From the effective date of the reform until 2035 – 60 9000(for those who are considered insurede effective date of the reform until 2035 – 60 9000(for those who are considered insured between the effective date of the law and Dec 31/12/2008, it will be increased to 7100 days, and for those who are considered insured from 1/1/2009, it will increase to 9000 days by adding 100 days to 7100 days at the beginning of each calendar year.)

THE SITUATION OF MALES WHO WERE EMPLOYED (INSURED) BETWEEN B-08.09.1999 AND 30.04.2008:

 

a-Normal Retirement Conditions:

men who entered the workplace on or after 08.09.1999 have completed the age of 60 and can retire with at least 7000 days in order to retire.en who entered the workplace on or after 08.09.1999 have completed the age of 60 and can retire with at least 7000 days in order to retire. As it can be seen, there is no such thing as an insurance period formen who entered the workplace on or after 08.09.1999 have completed the age of 60 and can retire with at least 7000 days in order to retire. As it can be seen, there is no such thing as an insurance period for those who men who entered the workplace on or after 08.09.1999 have completed the age of 60 and can retire with at least 7000 days in order to retire. As it can be seen, there is no such thing as an insurance period for those who entered the business after 08.09.1999. he must complete 7000 days and complete the age of 60 and take the day from the age of 61.

b-Men’s retirement conditions with 4500 days from the SSK: some of them will be able to retire provided that they have reached the age of 60, have been insured for 25 years and have paid a premium for at least 4500 days.

RETIREMENT CONDITIONS FOR MEN WHO STARTED WORK AFTER C-01.05.2008:

 

a-Normal Retirement Conditions:

men who have completed 7200 days by 31.12.2005 retire at the age of 60, but the table is below for others.-Normal Retirement Conditions:

men who have completed 7200 days by 31.12.2005 ret-Normal Retirement Conditions:

men who have completed 7200 days by 31.12.2005 reti-Normal Retid
wa-Normal Retirement Conditions:

wave completed 7200 days by 31.12.2-Normal Retirement Cond
ware at the age of 60, but the table is below for others.

1)- For those who complete 7200 days between 01.01.2036 and 31.12.2037, the age is 61.

2)- 62 years of age for completing 7200 days between Dec 01.01.2038 and Dec 31.12.2039

3)- 63 years of age for completing 7200 days between Dec 01.01.2040 and Dec 31.12.2041

4)- Dec.64 for those who completed 7200 days between 01.01.2042 and 31.12.2043

5)- 65 years of age for completing 7200 days between Dec 01.01.2044 and Dec 31.12.2045

6)- 65 years of age for those who completed 7200 days between 01.01.2046 and 31.12.2047 Dec.)- 65 years of age for those who completed 7200 days be6)- 65 years of age for those who completed 7200 days between 01.01.2046 and 31.12.2047 Dec.

b-Retirement conditions for men from SSK with 5400 days:

For men who have been employed or will be insured)- 65 years of age for those who completed 7200 days between 01.01.2046 and 31.12.2047 Dec.

b-Retirement conditions for men from SSK with 5400 days:

For men who have been employed or will be insured for the of age for those who completed 7200 days between 01.01.2046 and 31.12.2047 Dec.

b-Retirement conditions for men from SSK with 5400 days:

For men who have been employed or will be insured for the first time on or after 01.05.2008 and who are considered insured under subparagraph 4a, the partial retirement requirement is applied as 5400 days. The determination of their retirement age is determined according to the time they have completed / will complete 5400 days. According to this; Men who complete 5400 days until 31.12.2005 retire at the age of 63.

The Others Are:

1)- men who completed 5400 days between Dec 01.01.2036 and Dec 31.12.2037 are 64)- men who completed 5400 days between Dec 01.01.2036 and Dec 31.12.2037 are 64

2)- it is applied as 65 for men who have completed 5400 days after 01.01.2038. However, the application of age limits is based on the age limits that are valimpleted 5400 days between Dec 01.01.2036 and Dec 31.12.2037 are 64

2)- it is applied as 65 for men who have completed 5400 days after 01.01.2038. However, the application of age limits is based on the age limits that are valid on the date when the requirement for the number of 5400 premium days is completed.

 

 

As a result;

Retiring under the conditions named as retirement under 4/a with the Law No. 5510 is more attractive than the retirement under the old Bağ-Kur named as retirement under 4/b.ing under the conditions named as retirement under 4/a with the Law No. 5510 is more attractive than the retirement under the old Bağ-Kur named as retirement under 4/b. The high pensions paid to insured persons under 4/a, aside from anything else, are easier to qualify for retirement under 4/a than under 4/b. Paid paid premiums for 5000 to 7000 days for retirement of the insured under 4/a, while insured under 4/b paid premiums for retirement of insured persons for 9000 days for men, 7200 days for women insured before September 8, 1999, and 9000 days for women insured after.d premiums for 5000 to 7000 days for retirement of the insured under 4/a, while insured u

 

 

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HOW IS THE DISABILITY PENSION CALCULATED

How is Disability Pension Calculated?w is Disability Pension Calculated?

 

The disability pensions of the insured persons who have worked subject to more than one of the subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c) of the first paragraph of Article 4 of the Law No. 5510 shall be bound on the basis of the insuraw is Disability Pension Calculated?

 

The disability pensions ofow is Disability Pension Calculated?

 

The disability pensions of the insured persons who have worked subject to more than one of the subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c) of the first paragraph of Article 4 of the Law No. 5510 shall be bound on the basis of the insurance status to which they were last subject.

Monthly Binding Rate (ABO) :

– it is 40% for 4(a) insured persons. this rate is increased by 2% points for every full year with more than 7200 days (for those with the number of premium pay days less than 7200 days).

– For insured persons 4 (b) and (c), it is 50%. (For those with less than 9000 days of premium payment, this rate is increased by 2% for each full yeard (c), it is 50%. (For those with less than 9000 days of premium payment, this rate is inc For insured persons 4 (b) and (c), it is 50%. (For those with less than 9000 days of premium payment, this rate is increased by 2% for each full year over 9000 days.)

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