Statute of limitations in Enforcement Law
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It is accepted that the rights to receivable will be in dange rof lapsing if they are not requested within a certain period of time. The creditor may demand the fulfillment of her right through forced enforcement, while the debtor may claim that the right is time-barred. The statute of limitations comes to the fore in the enforcement law firstly in terms of the reasons that cut the statute of limitations and then in terms of asserting the statute of limitations in the proceedings. In the study, after giving general information about the statute of limitations, the issue of statute of limitations is examined according to the ways of follow-up. First of all, the statute of limitations is explained in the execution of foreign court decisions that are particularly controversial in the execution with a judgment. Then, the claim of the statute of limitations in terms of different ways of proceeding and its consideration by the court are discussed. Finally, the situations in which the statute of limitations is peculiar in the provisional attachment, which is one of the temporary legal protection methods, is explained.
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Vildan Erdoğan
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Vildan Erdoğan (Master Thesis). Statute of limitations in Enforcement Law, 2022, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.
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