Crime Of Enforcement and Bankruptcy 10 - AŞIKOĞLU LAW OFFİCE
Aşıkoğlu started his position as the Alanya Public Prosecutor in 2009 and continued until 2013 when he quit his position to initiate his career as an attorney at law.
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Crime Of Enforcement and Bankruptcy 10

Crime Of Enforcement and Bankruptcy 10

Crime Of Execution And Bankruptcy-
Not To Notification Of The Increase In Goods And Earnings After The Declaration Of Goods
In case the debtor who is obliged to declare the goods he / she gains or the increase in his / her earnings according to the provisions of the law, that is, the debtor who commits the crime of not declaring the increase in the goods and earnings after the declaration of goods, does not declare the declaration of the goods within seven days without any acceptable excuse (in writing or orally). m.339.

In accordance with the second paragraph of the article of the law, the penalty for execution offenses is decided upon the complaint of the creditor. However, if the debtor pays fully the amount subject to enforcement proceedings, this penalty will be reduced.

Of course, there must be an increase in assets or earnings in order for the borrower to be able to make such a declaration. Otherwise, the debtor cannot be punished under this article.

The court responsible for the offense is the Executive Criminal Court. The competent court is the court of place where the debtor's transaction center is located or the court of place of proceedings.
 

 

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