Objection to signature and the consequences of objection to signature ın bankruptcy law

iiiABSTRACTOBJECTION TO SIGNATURE AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF OBJECTIONTO SIGNATURE IN BANKRUPTCY LAWÖzlem YazarDepartment of Private LawAnadolu University Graduate School of Social Sciences, August, 2006Advisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammet ÖzekesOur study which argues the ?objection to signature and the consequences ofobjection to signature in debt enforcement law? is composed of three sections. Ingeneral enforcement prosecution, the debtors? objection for the signature which issigned under the note that is the subject matter of the prosecution and the consequencesof that objection are evaluated under the light of the doctrine and the court opinions.In the first section of our study concepts of prosecution and objection toprosecution are explained in general. While explaining those, the details of making anobjection like in what time, in which form and to where are mentioned. Then thedocuments that can be or can not be the subject matter of the objection to signature areanalyzed. At the end of the first section, the consequences of objection to signature areexplained.At the second section of the study, the concept of temporary removal of theobjection is handled. The conditions of making a claim for the temporary removal of theobjection are examined after making a comparison between temporary removalobjection and the other similar concepts. This section is ended by mentioning the courtof competent jurisdiction, proceedings and decisions that can be made after proceedingsregarding to the temporary removal of objection.In the third and the last section of our study, the consequences of the decisionsregarding the temporary removal of objection and the dismissal of temporary removalof objection are explained. At last, suit for disposal from a debt and the decisionsregarding to this suit are examined.