Case against payment order

Law No. 6183 on Procedures for the Collection of Public Claims is a procedural law regulating the follow-up and collection principles of public receivables. The payment order, which constitutes the first phase of the follow-up of the public receivables, is regulated in Article 55 of Law No. 6183. In the 58th article of the same Law, it is arranged that a case can be filed within 7 days by the objection that the payment order is not such a debt, partially paid and the debtor is in due time. It is important to note that the reasons for filing a lawsuit against payment order are limited and the reasons for filing a lawsuit against them. For this reason, we have tried to put a lot of high court decisions in our work. The fact that the period of filing a lawsuit against payment order is shorter than the length of general litigation, can cause citizens to suffer loss of rights. For this reason, the suitability of the brief of the length of the lawsuit against payment order has been a matter of debate. In addition, in case of loss of the case against the payment order, it is seen as another problem that it is important to take an unfair disbursement from the debtor. For this reason, in our work, public administration law has examined the payment order and notification of the payment order, the ways that the borrower may apply after the notification of the payment order, the reasons for filing the lawsuit and the consequences of filing a lawsuit under the Public Enforcement Law. Keywords:Payment Order, Forced Collection, Collection of Public Debts.