THE CONCEPT OF EVIDENCE AND TYPES OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES

Since the material fact is investigated in criminal procedure, everything is accepted as evidence. This is a consequence of the principle of freedom of evidence. However, in criminal proceedings, unlimited methods that violate the rules of law and disregard the rights of the accused cannot be followed in order to reach the material truth.ince the material fact is investigated in criminal procedure, everything is accepted as evidence. This is a consequence of the principle of freedom of evidence. However, in criminal proceedings, unlimited methods that violate the rules of law and disregard the rights of the accused cannot be followed in order to reach the material truth. The purpose of criminal procedure is to reach the material truth about the concrete incident that occurred and to ensure that the incident is proved with evidence in a way that leaves no room for doubt. At the stage of prosecution, evidence is the means of proof necessary to prove the concrete event that occurred and for the opinion of the judge.

The evidence that can be used for proof in criminal proceedings must represent the event. The evidence that represents the event must be reasonable, in accordance with the material truth and the lawIn order to reach the material truth and prevent the disregard of legal rules, evidence must be in accordance with the law and collected by methods in accordance with the law. In this context, the evidence obtained illegally cannot be taken as a basis for the judgment; it cannot and should not affect the conscientious opinion of the judge.n order to reach the material truth and prevent the disregard of legal rules, evidence must be in accordance with the law and collected by methods in accordance with the law. In this context, the evidence obtained illegally cannot be taken as a basis for the judgment; it cannot and should not affect the conscientious opinion of the judge. The prohibitions imposed on obtaining evidence in violation of the law are expressed as ‘evidentiary prohibitions’. However, since the evidence obtained by means of illegal evidence is also affected by this violation, it will not be able to get rid of having an illegal character.

According to CMK Art.148/3, evidence obtained by prohibited methods cannot be considered as evidence even if consent is given.ccording to CMK Art.148/3, evidence obtained by prohibited methods cannot be considered as evidence even if consent is given. However, the statement of the person whose statement was taken and whose confession was obtained during the illegally applied arreAccording to CMK Art.148/3, evidence obtained by prohibited methods cannot be considered as evidence even if consent is given. However, the statement of the person whose statement was taken and whose confession was obtained during the illegally applied arrest, detention and forcible removal measures should also be considered as illegal evidence and should not be used in the trial.

TYPES OF EVIDENCE IN A CRIMINAL CASE
Evidence is divided into categories among themselves. Although there are various classifications, the evidence that proves the main event that the court needs to solve is called direct evidence, and the evidence that explains the side events that are related to the main event that needs to be decided on is called indirect or indicativevidence is divided into categories among themselves. Although there are various classifications, the evidence that proves the main event that the court needs to solve is called direct evidence, and the evidence that explains the side events that are related to the main event that needs to be decided on is called indirect or indicative evidence. In addition, it is possible to classify the witness, the accused, the expert witness whose source is a person, and the evidence whose source is an object document and symptom as indirect evidence.

Our law has adopted the conscientious evidence system. This system imposes research rights and duties on the judge ex officio. The judge does not have to be satisfied with the evidence put forward by the prosecution and defense authorities. The court may conduct a spontaneous search for evidence.law has adopted the conscientious evidence system. This system imposes research rights and duties on the judge ex officio. The judge does not have to be satisfied with the evidence put forward by the prosecution and defense authorities. The court mayur law has adopted the conscientious evidence system. This system imposes research rights and duties on the judge ex officio. The judge does not have to be satisfied with the evidence put forward by the prosecution and defense authorities. The court may conduct a spontaneous search for evidence.

It should be noted that not everything put forward in a case needs to be proven. The judge will decide which of the put forward defenses to investigate and which ones not to investigate, on request or ex officio, in accordance with the type of crime. For this reason, the issue of which aspects need to be proved is a relative situation.

STATEMENTS OF THE ACCUSED
The defendant is obliged to answer all questions related to his identity correctly; otherwise, the Misdemeanors Law art. he will be punished according to 40.TATEMENTS OF THE ACCUSED
The defendant is obliged to answer all questions related to his identity correctly; otherwise, the Misdemeanors Law art. he will be punished according to 40. However, other than this, he has not been held responsible for not giving accurate answers to the questions asked to him. The defendant is the person who knows tTS OF THE ACCUSED
The defendant is obliged to answer all questions related to his identity correctly; otherwise, the Misdemeanors Law art. he will be punished according to 40. However, other than this, he has not been held responsible for not giving accurate answers to the questions asked to him. The defendant is the person who knows the incident best. However, it is considered natural that he would avoid reflecting the truth in his statements about the incident if he thought that he would receive a punishment after his statements. Because by nature, a person will run away from pain. The legal order has not ignored this fact.

However, although our legal system has in the past accepted the principle of confession by the defendant, today this issue is also approached with caution as the importance given to revealing the material truth has increased.

WITNESS STATEMENTS
Anyone in the third person can be a witness. Anyone who has the ability to understand the incident in question, to reason about it and to convey the impressions/information they have obtainednyone in the third person can be a witness. Anyone who has the ability to understand the incident in question, to reason about it and to convey the impressions/information they have obtained about it can be a witness. Even if the witness is mentally ill, a child, a relative or a relative, or has previously been convicted of perjury, it does not prevent testimony. It is one of the least reliable means of proof.

The importance of the witness to tell the truth to himself before going to rest; he is informed that if he does not tell the truth, he will be punished for perjury; he will swear; he cannot leave the courtroom without permission.The importance of the witness to tell the truth to himself before going to rest; he is informed that if he does not tell the truth, he will be punished for perjury; he will swear; he cannot leave the courtroom without permission.

It is obligatory for the witness to make a statement regarding his/her identity; this obligation does not change even if he/she has the right to abstain from testifying.

If the evidence in a judgment consists of witnesses, the witnesses should definitely be listened to during the trial.

Various measures can be taken in the Turkish Penal Code for the protection of witnesses. These measures may be in the form of hiding the identity, changing it, or allowing the person to get rid of the testimony.arious measures can be taken in the Turkish Penal Code for the protection of witnesses. These measures may be in the form of hiding the identity, changing it, or allowing the person to gVarious measures can be taken in the Turkish Penal Code for the protection of witnesses. These measures may be in the form of hiding the identity, changing it, or allowing the person to get rid of the testimony. If there is a serious danger for the witness, it is also possible to change the sound and image of the witness and listen.

Statements of Persons Other than the Accused and the Witness

Under the title of witnesses who have not been sworn in, it has been accepted in our law that accomplices should be heard as witnesses.

WRITTEN EXPLANATIONS
Any written document that conveys an idea that is useful in proving the incident in question or the statements made through them constitute the evidence of ‘’written statements/ documents’’. These documents may be official documents such as law enforcement, prosecutor and judge’s reports, or they may be private documents such as letters and similar writingswritten document that conveys an idea that is useful in proving the incident in question or the statements made through them constitute the evidence of ‘’written statements/ documents’’. These documents may be official documents such as law enforcement, prosecutor and judge’s reports, or they may be private documents such as letters and similar writings.

EXPLANATIONS WITH TOOLS THAT RECORD IMAGES AND SOUNDS
These records are in the nature of document evidence and indirectly represent the event. Just as there is the possibility of direct representation in the tapes recording the moment when the incident took place, even those that have the quality of indirect representation can create valuable evidence.These records are in the nature of document evidence and indirectly represent the event. Just as there is the possibility of direct representation in the tapes recording the moment when the incident took place, even those that have the quality of indirect representation can create valuable evidence.

When examining whether such means of proof are legal evidence; it is necessary to pay attention to different issues such as whether the recording is confidential, whether it was obtained by public officials, whether the place is a public space, whether the recorded activity is open to the public.

Both universal legal rules and the Constitution provide absolute protection for an individual’s private life and communication rights. These rights may be suspended by a judge’s decision in the following cases:

*In the presence of a strong suspicion of crime,th universal legal rules and the Constitution provide absolute protection for an individual’s private life and communication rights. These rights may be suspended by a judge’s decision in the following cases:

*In the presence of a strong suspicion of crime,
* For the purpose of restoring the social peace and tranquility disrupted by crime,
*If there is no possibility of obtaining evidence in another way.

While it is fixed that no evidence obtained in accordance with the law, regardless of its occurrence, cannot be based on the judgment; audio/video recordings, even if they are duly filled out and stored, do not constitute sufficient evidence for a conviction decision to be made in the doctrine alone. it is fixed that no evidence obtained in accordance with the law, regardless of its occurrAny means of proof that, when supported by other evidence, will lead to the conviction or acquittal of the defendant is considered as evidence. These may include items found at the crime scene, brake marks, and data obtained as a result of a person’s physical examinationny means of proof that, when supported by other evidence, will lead to the conviction or acquittal of the defendant is considered as evidence. These may include items found at the crime scene, brake marks, and data obtained as a result of a person’s physical examination. Symptoms are very important in the emergence of material truth in the possibility of establishing a link between side evidence and illusory evidence.

Symptoms directly support the evidence and provide a healthy conclusion in solving the proof problem. For example, in sexual crimes, finding a biological sample belonging to the suspect on the victim constitutes serious evidence that the suspect had physical contactly support the evidence and provide a healthy conclusion in solving the proof problem. For example, in sexual crimes, finding a biological sample belonging to the suspect on the victim constitutes serious evidence that the suspect had physical contact with the victim.

ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE
When data, records and documents created, modified, transmitted or stored in electronic environment are used or intended to be used for the proof of an alleged fact, electronic evidence is in question.

Electronic evidence can vary according to the environment in which they are found, the way they are obtained and their ability to prove the concrete event that occurred. Therefore, they are sometimes considered as documentarylectronic evidence can vary according to the environment in which they are found, the way they are obtained and their ability to prove the concrete event that occurred. Therefore, they are sometimes considered as documentary evidence and sometimes as indicative evidence. Since these evidences are open to outside interference compared to other evidences, they should be investigated carefully and supported by other evidences.

After the proof activity is completed, the judge now reaches a conclusion as to whether the alleged crime was committed by the defendant.fter the proof activity is completed, the judge now reaches a conclusion as to whether the alleged was committed by the defendant. Conviction is the fact that, without leaving room for doubt, the crime has been established in the judge’s conscience and mind as a result of the evaluation of the evidence in accordance with the existroof activity is completed, the judge now reaches a conclusion as to whether the alleged crime was committed by the defendant. Co

 

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THE ABOLITION OF THE DECISION OF ABSENTEEISM?

Legal Department         2009/5037 E.  ,  2010/8390 K

“Case Law TextLegal Department         2009/5037 E.  ,  2010/8390 Legal Department         2009/5037 E.  ,  2010/8390 K

“Case Law Text”

COURT: Bursa 2nd Civil Court of First Instance
DATE: 25.12.2008
NUMBER : Main no: 2007/250 Decision no:2008/571

Although the judgment given by the local court at the end of the proceedings of the case between the parties and the date number shown above was appealed by the plaintiff with the request that the examination be held at trial; 438/1 of the Code of Civil Procedure Decrees.Although the judgment given by the local court at the end of the proceedings of the case between the parties and the date number shown above was appealed by the plaintiff with the request that the examination be held at trial; 438/1 of the Code of Civil Procedure Decrees.since it is not one of the pending cases mentioned in the article, it was decided to reject the request for a hearing and to conduct an examination on the documents. The document was examined. The need was discussed and thought about.
The photo of the person whose photo is attached to the “Identity Document with Photo” issued to the plaintiff by the Turkish Embassy in Riyadh on 14.05.2008 is our citizen S.TThe photo of the person whose photo is attached to the “Identity Document with Photo” issued to the plaintiff by the Turkish Embassy in Riyadh on 14.05.2008 is our citizen S..It has been reported thThhehe photo of the person whose photo is attached to the “Identity Document with Photo” issued to the plaintiff by the Turkish Embassy in Riyadh on 14.05.2008 is our citizen S..It has been reported that he is working and is alive and residing in Riyadh at the address shown in this document, and has long been known to the Embassy staff as well. The plaintiff’s witness is A..H.. T.., stated that he has known the plaintiff since 1990 and has been working in Arabia, following his affairs in Turkey as a proxy; This statement of the witness was also confirmed by the power of attorney issued by the Riyadh Embassy to this person, which was given by the plaintiff on 02.05.2007.his statement of the witness was also confirmed by the power of attorney issued by the Riyadh Embassy to this person, which was given by the plaintiff on 02.05.2007. The identity information contained in the identity card that the plaintiff received from the Riyadh Embassyhis statement of the witness was also confirmed by the power of attorney issued by the Riyadh Embassy to this person, which was given by the plaintiff on 02.05.2007. The identity information contained in the identity card that the plaintiff received from the Riyadh Embassy on 02.05.2007 based on the reason of “renewal” and the identity information in the population registration sample dated 05.10.2005 in the file also coincide exactly. With these collected evidences, the fact that the person about whom the decision of absence was made on 14.11.2006 is a plaintiff has been proved in such a way as to leave no room for doubt. In this case, although it should have been decided to cancel the decision of absenteeism, the rejection of the request was not found correct.In this case, although it should have been decided to cancel the decision of absenteeism, the rejection of the request was not found correct.
RESULT: The appealed verdict is REVERSED for the reasons stated above, the advance appeal fee is to be refunded to the depositor, and the decision is to bee, although it should have been decided to cancel the decision of absenteeism, the rejection of the request was not found correct.
RESULT: The appealed verdict is REVERSED for the reasons stated above, the advance appeal fee is to be refunded to the depositor, and the decision is to be corrected within 15 days from the date of notification, with unanimity in the reversal and majority in the reason, in accordance with the law.27.04.2010 (Tuesday)
OPPOSING OPINION WRITTEN
The evidence collected is not sufficient to prove, in a way that leaves no room for doubt, that the person for whom the declaration of absence has been made is the plaintiff. Therefore, it would be beneficial for the courthe evidence collected is not sufficient to prove, in a way that leaves no room for doubt, that the person for whom the declaration of absence has been made is the plaintiff. Therefore, it would be beneficial for the court to summon the plaintiff. However, taking into account the reasons stated in the reply letter on this issue, I disagree with the decision of the dear majority with tThe evidence collected is not sufficient to prove, in a way that leaves no room for doubt, that the person for whom the declaration of absence has been made is the plaintiff. Therefore, it would be beneficial for the court to summon the plaintiff. However, taking into account the reasons stated in the reply letter on this issue, I disagree with the decision of the dear majority with the opinion that it is inappropriate to establish a rejection clause in writing without evaluating this issue, while a reasonable period of time should be given for the plaintiff to be present, and a decision should be made according to its result.
ARTICLE OF THE VOTE AGAINST
The plaintiff S., who claims that he is not absent and wants the absenteeism decision to be canceledTheThe plaintiff S., who claims that he is not absent and wants the absenteeism decision to be canceled.. I..in order to understand that he is alive and to determine his identity in a way that leaves no room for doubt, the local court required the defendant to be heard in person; it decided to dismiss the case due to thhe plaintiff S., who claims that he is not absent and wants the absenteeism decision to be canceled.. I..in order to understand that he is alive and to determine his identity in a way that leaves no room for doubt, the local court required the defendant to be heard in person; it decided to dismiss the case due to the defendant’s failure to attend the hearing during the given time and thus not complying with the request. The plaintiff argued that he was present and living in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, that he could not come to Turkey at the requested time due to this restriction of the law of a foreign country, and therefore did not comply with the request. In that case, the plaintiff and his attorney should be asked for a reasonable period of time during which they can remove the obstacle and enable the plaintiff to attend the hearing in person in Turkey; an appropriate period should be given for interrogation again and the result should be evaluated and a decision should be made. However, it was not correct to make a decision based on incomplete examinationn that case, the plaintiff and his attorney should be asked for a reasonable period of time during which they can remove the obstacle and enable the plainti that case, the plaintiff and his attorney should be asked for a reasonable pInIIn that case, the plaintiff and his attorney should be asked forDecision Date: 22.03.2012

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T.C. Y A R G I T A Y 2.LEGAL DEPARTMENT MAIN NO: DECISION NO: 2011/363 2012/6883 Y A R G I T A Y I L A M I

THE DECISION UNDER REVIEW : THE COURT :Küçükçekmece 3. Civil Court of First Instance DATE: 05.10.2010 NUMBER: Case number: 2008/343 Decision number: 2010/586

PLAINTIFF :……..
THE DEFENDANTS ARE :1-…… 2-………

TYPE OF CASE : Removal of the Decision of Non-Disclosure

APPELLANT ;Defendants At the end of the reasoning of the case between the parties, the judgment given by the local court, the date and number shown above, was appealed, the document was read and discussed and considered as necessary: the case relates to the request for “Decertification of the decision of absence”.PPELLANT ;Defendants At the end of the reasoning of the case between the parties, the judgment given by the local court, the date and number shown above, was appealed, the document was read and discussed and consiPPELLANT ;Defendants At the end of the reasoning of the case between the parties, the judgment given by the local court, the date and number shown above, was appealed, the document was read and discussed and considered as necessary: the case relates to the request for “Decertification of the decision of absence”. The decision of disappearance, which has been taken, gives the opportunity to exercise these rights to those whose rights depend on death, just as if the death of the deceased had been proven, except for marriage. For this reason, in the case concerning the annulment of the decision of absence, the hostility should be directed against all those whose rights depend on death, as well as those who have taken the decision of absence.
The establishment of the party composition is related to public order and is considered ex officio by the judge. According to the population register in the file, the person for whom the interdiction decision is requested to be lifted was born on 29.10.1993, BThe establishment of the party composition is related to public order and is considered ex officio by the judge. According to the population register in the file, the person for whom the interdiction decision is requested to be lifted was born on 29.10.1993, B….It is seen that he has an illegitimate child named , and that the paternity between this child and the absent person was established by “recognition” before the annulment decision. Therefore, it was not correct to direct hostility to this person as a “defendant”, to collect his evidence if he shows it, and to judge according to the result by evaluating all the evidence together, while it was necessary to establish a verdict with incomplete opponent and incomplete examination.Therefore, it was not correct to direct hostility to this person as a “defendant”, to collect his evidence if he shows it, and to judge according to the result by evaluating all the evidence together, while it was necessary to establish a verdict with incomplete opponent and incomplete examination.

CONCLUSION: It was unanimously decided that the appealed judgment sho

 

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SAMPLE PETITION REGARDING THE DELETION OF CRIMINAL RECORD REGISTRY

TO THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CRIMINAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS

TO THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CRIMINAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS

TOO THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CRIMO THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CRIMINAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS

TO THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CRIMINAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS

Ankara

(Tuna Street No:10 06100 Yenişehir/ANKARA – TURKEY)

REQUESTOR  :……………………………..

T.C IDENTIFICATION NUMBER          :……………………………..

SUBJECT :Deletion of my criminal record and criminal record archive record

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Ankara …………………………………… The Court ofAnkara …………………………………… The Court of ………………….. with the numbered decision …………………. about me in history ……………………………… he had secured a conviction in the form of his sentence. This decisionkara …………………………………… The Court of ………………….. with the numbered decision …………………. about me in history ……………………………… he had secured a conviction in the form of his sentence. This decision has been executed. It’sAnkara …………………………………… The Court of ………………….. with the numbered decision …………………. about me in history ……………………………… he had secured a conviction in the form of his sentence. This decision has been executed. It’s not in my criminal record.

Law on Judicial Registration 9. Since my sentence has been executed in accordance with the Article and other relevant provisions, and there is no other conviction decision issued against me after that, the necessary conditions have been created for the deletion of my criminal record and criminal record archive record.

The “showing of the archive record of the criminal record” in my criminal record record causes my deprivation of rights.

For this reason, I have had to apply for the deletion of my criminal record archive record.

Legal Reasons: Article of Law No. 5352.9 and related legislationr this reason, I have had to apply for the deletion of my criminal record archive record.

Legal Reasons: Article of Law No. 5352.9 and related legislation.

Conclusion and Request: I respectfullFor this reason, I have had to apply for the deletion of deletion of my criminal record archive record.

Legal ReasonFor this reason, I have had to apply for

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INTERN LAWYER CONSENT FORM EXAMPLE

deed of consent

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BARO AND REGISTRY NUMBER                                       :
TAX OFFICE AND REGISTRY NUMBER                                             :
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TRAINEE LAWYER/S AND INTERNSHIP REGISTRATION NUMBER/S     :
SCOPE OF THE CONSENT DOCUMENT                                 :

As an Antalya Bar Association intern, Stj. under my supervision, who completed his internship with a lawyer in accordance with Article 22 of the Attorneys Actandalya Bar Association intern, Stj. under my supervision, who completed his internship with a lawyer in accordance with Article 22 of the Attorneys Act, is Stj. Atty. …………….. and Stj. Atty. ………………; To be able to participate in hearings related to cases and affairs that I follow in the Civil Courts of Peace, Criminal Co an Antalya Bar Association intern, Stj. under my supervision, who completed his internship with a lawyer in accordance with Article 22 of the Attorneys Act, is Stj. Atty. …………….. and Stj. Atty. ………………; To be able to participate in hearings related to cases and affairs that I follow in the Civil Courts of Peace, Criminal Courts of Peace and Enforcement Civil / Criminal Courts under my supervision and responsibility, and to be able to conduct affairs in the Enforcement Directorates, 26 of the Law No. 1136 on Lawyers.I consent in accordance with the article.
Stj.Av. ……….Stj.Av. ………Stj.Av. ……….. and Stj.Av. ………….., to keep track of the affairs of our office, photocopy, etc. in order to get an example from the file by means of, to examine the case and follow-up files, Av. 46 Of the Law. it has been authorized by mej.Av. ……

 

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EXAMPLE OF A PETITION TO INCREASE THE PARTICIPATING ALMS

 

How to File an Alimony Increase Lawsuit, The Conditions
The alimony granted by the court does not constitute a final provision. Alimony may be increased, removed or reduced in accordance with the demands.ow to File an Alimony Increase Lawsuit, The Conditions
The alimony granted by the court does not constitute a final provision. Alimony may be increased, removed or reduced in accordance with the demands. If alimony is not sufficient due to reasons such as changing conditiow to File an Alimony Increase Lawsuit, The Conditions
The alimony granted by the court does not constitute a final provision. Alimony may be increased, removed or reduced in accordance with the demands. If alimony is not sufficient due to reasons such as changing conditions over time or loss of inflation, an alimony increase lawsuit may be filed. Let’s say that the alimony of 500 liras given to one of the spouses who divorced five years ago varies according to this year. Since the purchasing power, inflation and bill payments five years ago will not be the same, the alimony payee has the right to request an increase in alimony.

Couples who are divorced with an agreed divorce can file an alimony increase lawsuit, even if they have agreed on participation or poverty alimony. Therefore, couples who are divorced by agreement also have the right to file the case in question.Couples who are divorced with an agreed divorce can file an alimony increase lawsuit, even if they have agreed on participation or poverty alimony. Therefore, couples who are divorced by agreement also have the right to file the case in question.

ouples who are divorced with an agreed divorce can file an alimony increase lawsuit, even if they have agreed on participation or poverty alimony. Therefore, couples who are divorced by agreement also have the right to file the case in question.

A lawsuit can be filed by writing a lawsuit petition with a request for child support increase. In a lawsuit filed with a request for an increase in alimony, the issues that should be included in the lawsuit petition should be as stated in the law. When there is a deficiency or inaccuracy in the lawsuit petition, it may lead to an irrevocable legal loss or lawsuit loss in the future.

The plaintiff who requests an increase in alimony by filing a lawsuit should also request that the rate of increase in the amount of alimony to be determined by the court be added to the decision. If the alimony increase rate is not determined according to each year, it may lead to the need to file an alimony increase lawsuit in future years.

The alimony increase case varies according to the economic situation of people after marriage or divorce, according to their needs. Since each alimony increase case varies according to each event or situation, a lawsuit petition should be written.he alimony increase case varies according to the economic situation of people after marriage or divorce, according to their needs. Since each alimony increase case varies according to each event or situation, a lawsuit petition should be written. For this reason, when an alimony increase lawsuit is filed, it should be discussed with an expert lawyer before the case, and the lawsuit petition should be prepared by an expert lawyer.

The petition for lawsuit should be submitted together with the petition for lawsuit and the petition for lawsuit that will prove the claims should be attached to the petition for lawsuit. Since the alimony increase case is subject to the simple trial procedure, it is a case that will be concluded in a short timehe petition for lawsuit should be submitted together with the petition for lawsuit and the petition for lawsuit that will prove the claims should be attached to the petition for lawsuit. Since the alimony increase case is subject to the simple trial procedure, it is a case that will be concl

EXAMPLE OF A PETITION TO INCREASE THE ALIMONY OF A MEMBER

… TO THE FAMILY COURT

 

prosecutor                                 :

TC ID NUMBERprosecutor                                 :

TC ID rosecutor                                 :

TC ID NUMBER :

address                                  :

attorney                                  :

(If anytor                                 :

TC ID NUMBER :

address                                  :

attorney                    prosecutor                               osecutor    1- The defendant … and our client … The Family Court …/…/… date, …/… E . and …/… K. they are divorced by a numbered decree. (Oct-1)- The defendant … and our client … The Family Court …/…/… date, …/… E . and …/… K. they are divorced by a numbered decree. (Oct-1)

2- As a result of the d- The defendant … and our client … The Family Court …/…/… date, …/… E . and …/… K. they are divorced by a numbered decree. (Oct-1)

2- As a result of the divorce, the custody of the couple’s common child … born … … (was given to his mother) in EK-2.  No alimony was awarded to the common child in this decree. However, as a result of the increase in the child’s expenses, school and classroom expenses in the face of aggravating living conditions, our client is in the Family Court for alimony to be paid to the joint child …/… E. he filed a lawsuit with a numbered file.

3 – … The …/…/… history of the Family Court, …/… E . and …/… K. By his numbered decree, he has ruled on the monthly …TL affiliate alimony for the joint child. (Oct-3 – … The …/…/… history of the Family Court, …/… E . and …/… K. By his numbered decree, he has ruled on the monthly …TL affiliate alimony for the joint child. (Oct-3)

4- … the monthly … TL subsidiary alimony, which was ruled in the year, became insufficient as a result of the economic condi – … The …/…/… history of the Family Court, …/… E . and …/… K. By his numbered decree, he has ruled on the monthly …TL affiliate alimony for the joint child. (Oct-3)

4- … the monthly … TL subsidiary alimony, which was ruled in the year, became insufficient as a result of the economic conditions of the day and the growth and increasing needs of the joint child. The common child … … is still studying in the classroom at … High School (Oct-4) and attending the classroom. (Oct-5)

5- Taking into account the improvement in the economic situation of the defendant, the decrease in the purchasing power of money in the face of high inflation and the increase in the needs of the common child, it was necessary to file this lawsuit. Taking into account th- – – Taking into account Tkg into account the improvement in the economic situationTaking into account the improvement in the economic situation of the defendaomic situation of the defendant, the decrease in the purchasing power of money in the face of high inflation and the increase in the needs of the common child, it was necessary to file this lawsuit.

 

LEGAL REASONS : 4721 P. K. m. 330, 364, 365, 6100 S. K. m. 1, 5.

 

LEGAL EVIDENCES        : 1-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

a numbered divorce decree.

2-) Population Registration Sample.

3-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E.                                                3-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

num-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

numbered court order.

CONCLUSION AND REQUEST                        : For the reasons explained above, the participation alimony, which is …TL per month, will be increased by …TL per month, starting from the date of the lawsuit, to …TL per month.ONCLUSION AND REQUEST                        : For the reasons explained above, the participation alimony, which is …TL per month, will be increased by …TL per month, starting from thNCLUSION AND REQUEST                        : For the reasons explained ONCLUSION AND REQUEST                        : For the reasons explained above, the participation alimony, which is …TL per month, will be increased by …TL per month, starting from the date of the lawsuit, to …TL per month. we respectfully request on behalf of our client that a decision be made to have it removed to the other party, that the trial expenses and the proxy fee be charged to the other party.  …/ …/ …

 

Oct. : 1-) ……….. The Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

a numbered divorce decree.

2-) Population Registration Sample

3-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E.                                                  3-) …. Family Court’s …/…/… -) …. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

numbered court order.

…. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

. Family Court’s …/…/… T. …/… E. …/…. K.

numbered court order.

4-) Student Certificate.

5-) Receipts related to school and classroom expenses.

6-) Witnesses will testify with their names and addresses

it shows the subjects of the witness list.

7-) One approved power of attorney sample.

Plaintiff’s Attorney

 

 

 

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EVEN IF SOME WITNESSES’ STATEMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE REASONED DECISION, THE DECISION IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURE.

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EVEN IF SOME WITNESSES’ STATEMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE REASONED DECISION, THE DECISION IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURE.

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WHAT DOES WITNESS MEAN IS IT MANDATORY TO BE A WITNESS

What Is a Witness (Witness), What Does It Mean?

A witness, in other words, a witness; is a person who is known to have knowledge and manners about the incident that is the subject of the lawsuit, but is not a party as a plaintiff or defendant.at Is a Witness (Witness), What Does It Mean?

A witness, in other words, a witness; is a person who is known to have knowledge and manners about the incident that is the subject of the lawsuit, but is not a party as a plaintiff or defendant.

Is It Mandatory to Testify? I have Been Called as a Witness, Do I Have to Go?

As a rule, giving testimony is mandatory. That is, when you are called as a witness, you have to go. You can give your testimony as a witness by coming to the public prosecutor, the judge or the courts a rule, giving testimony is mandatory. That is, when you are called as a witness, you have to go. You can give your testimony as a witness by coming to the public prosecutor, the judge or the court. When you give your statement, you have to tell as mucAs a rule, giving testimony is mandatory. That is, when you are called as a witness, you have to go. You can give your testimony as a witness by coming to the public prosecutor, the judge or the court. When you give your statement, you have to tell as much as you know about the incident that is the subject of the case, and swear that you are telling the truth. In some exceptional cases specified in the law, you may not testify by hesitating to testify.

What Are the Reasons for Being Afraid of Testifying? In Which Cases Can I Refrain from Testifying?

As we mentioned above, as a rule you have to give testimony and this obligation is based on the law. However, you cannot be asked to give testimony that would harm your relative or a closes we mentioned above, as a rule you have to give testimony and this obligation is based on the law. However, you cannot be asked to give testimony that would harm your relative or a close relative. Moreover, whether this statement you will give is reliable considering thaAs we mentioned above, as a rule you have to give testimony and this obligation is based on the law. However, you cannot be asked to give testimony that would harm your relative or a close relative. Moreover, whether this statement you will give is reliable considering that it will serve the purpose of protection is also a separate topic of discussion. For these reasons, the law has given some people the opportunity to refuse to testify and to hesitate in some cases.

Who Can Be Afraid to Testify? Under What Circumstances Do I Have the Right Not to Testify?

In accordance with Articles 247 and the following of the Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100, you may withdraw from testifying in the following cases. In civil cases, the defendant or the plaintiff, in criminal cases, the defendant or the suspectccordance with Articles 247 and the following of the Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100, you may withdraw from testifying in the following cases. In civil cases, the defendant or the plaintiff, in criminal cases, the defendant or the In accordance with Articles 247 and the following of the Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100, you may withdraw from testifying in the following cases. In civil cases, the defendant or the plaintiff, in criminal cases, the defendant or the suspect;

His fiancée,
His spouse, even if there is no marriage union between them anymore, i.e. even if they are divorced,
His mother, father, child, grandchild, paternal grandmother, maternal grandmother, grandfather, i.e. his descendants and ancestors,
Those who have an adop Decatur bond between,
Blood and in-law relatives, including third degree in civil cases and second degree in criminal cases, i.e. uncle, uncle, aunt, aunt and wife’s relatives of the same degree.Blood and in-law relatives, including third degree in civil cases and second degree in criminal cases, i.e. uncle, uncle, aunt, aunt and wife’s relatives of the same degree.
I have Been Shown as a Witness for an Event that I Did Not Witness or Did Not Know About, What Should I Do ?

In practice, those who are parties to the case often name many people they know as witnesses, whether they are related to the incident or not. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do at this pointn practice, those who are parties to the case often name many people they know as witnesses, whether they are related to the incident or not. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do at this point. It will be sufficient for you to state that you were present in the courtroom on the day and time of the notification received to you, that you did not know anything about the incident or the subject, and that you swore that you were telling the truth. In addition to the expenses you make, you can be paid a fee, even if it is a small amount, considering that you are withheld from your job.

What About the Expenses I Made for the Testimony, Nutrition, Accommodation and So On?What About the Expenses I Made for the Testimony, Nutrition, Accommodation and So On?

Considering that you come from another city or from a long distance, you can claim the travel, nutrition, accommodation and similar expenses that you have made by stating in court. If you want to take advantage of this convenienceWhat About the Expenses I Made for the Testimony, Nutrition, Accommodation and So On?

Considering that you come from another city or from a long distance, you can claim the travel, nutrition, accommodation and similar expenses that you have made by stating in court. If you want to take advantage of this convenience granted to you by the law, you must submit documents showing the expenses you have made.

I have Been Shown as a Witness, Do I Have to Go? What Happens If I Don’t Go?

If you do not go to the case where you are shown as a witness on the specified day and time, a decision to be brought forcibly will be made against you. On the next day of the hearing, you will be forcibly brought by the police or gendarmerie, and you will also be obliged to pay any expenses that may arise due to your forcible arrival. you do not go to the case where you are shown as a witness on the specified day and time, a decision to be brought forcibly will be made against you. On the next day of the hearing, you will be forcibly brought by the police or gendarmerie, and you will also be obliged to pay any expenses that may arise due to your forcible arrival.

I Can’t Go Because of My Job, I Don’t Have Time to Testify, What Can I Do?

You may not be available on the specified day and time to testify due to your work intensity or health problems. In these and similar cases, it would be in your best interest to submit your excuse in writing to the court that summons you.ou may not be available on the specified day and time to testify due to your work intensity or health problems. In these and similar cases, it would be in your best interest to submit your excuse in writing to the court that summons you. On the court paper that comes to you, that is, in the notificatiou may not be available on the specified day and time to testify due to your work intensity or health problems. In these and similar cases, it would be in your best interest to submit your excuse in writing to the court that summons you. On the court paper that comes to you, that is, in the notification, the court that called you and the relevant file number are written. If you submit a petition containing these issues and your alibi to the court and the court accepts your alibi, you are relieved of your obligation to go as a witness. However, we would like to emphasize that not every excuse presented is accepted. We recommend that you use explanatory, detailed and consistent statements when presenting your excuse. Excuses like ”I’m very busy, I have work that day, I’m tired” are not accepted, as you will agree.We recommend that you use explanatory, detailed and consistent statements when presenting your excuse. Excuses like ”I’m very busy, I have work that day, I’m tired” are not accepted, as you will agree.

What Will I Say When I Testify, What Should I Say, What Should I Do?

The easiest part of testifying is telling what you know. There is no legal procedure you need to follow, no legal words you need to use. You should tell the judge the same thing you would tell your friend, and you should avoid lying in front of the courthe easiest part of testifying is telling what you know. There is no legal procedure you need to follow, no legal words you need to use. You should tell the judge the same thing you would tell your friend, and you should avoid lying in front of the court. In addition to these, the most important thing you need to pay attention to is; don’t forget to take your ID card with you.

What Happens If I Commit Perjury? Is There a Penalty for Perjury?

Perjury is considered a crime under Turkish Criminal Laws. If the judge suspects your statements and believes that you are lying or committing perjury, he may notify the public prosecutor’s office to initiate legal actionerjury is considered a crime under Turkish Criminal Laws. If the judge suspects your statements and believes that you are lying or committing perjury, he may notify the public prosecutor’s office to initiate legal action against you. The investigatirjury is considered a crime under Turkish Criminal L

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