In terms of civil procedural law revival of commercial companies

In our study, the revival of commercial companies, which is considered to be extremely simple in practice, but which is seen to have a complex structure when it is examined in detail, is examined in terms of civil procedural law. This issue, which is not sufficiently taken into account in terms of civil procedural law, although it is subject to evaluations on substantive law, has been accepted as a case in practice. First of all, the characteristics of legal entities, their forms of establishment and termination are discussed. In addition to the differences between commercial companies and other legal entities and their unique characteristics, the actions to be taken during the liquidation phase, which is the most important consequence of the termination, have been determined. The effect of deletion from the registry upon the completion of the liquidation phase has been revealed. In the second part of the study, the legal bases and the meaning of the claim for restitution are explained. By referring to the situation accepted in practice and the views advocated in the doctrine; explanations have been made regarding the legal entity's capacity of party and litigation. Finally, it is discussed whether the request for the revival of commercial companies based on the additional liquidation provisions of the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 is a judicial activity and therefore, whether it is a lawsuit or a non-contentious judicial matter. The aim of this study is to determine the legal nature of the proceedings with a request for reinstatement and to draw attention to the problematic issues in practice.