One of the questions that comes to the mind of property owners who have decided to expropriate their real estate by public institutions and organizations is how soon the process of expropriation proceedings will be concluded. People who do not have much idea of the issue think that the case will be long on the grounds that the expropriation cases are a state-owned transaction. But in practice, the situation is not at all what it seems.

Since expropriation cases are seen in the courts of First Instance and a time frame estimate is made by considering the density of the courts, the average 10-12 months result at the end of a process. Since the expropriation case is subject to simple judicial procedure, it will end during this time due to the exploration and expert stages.

If the immovable is not registered on more than one person and the proceedings for the notices sent by the court are carried out on time, the case will be concluded within an average of 1 year.

The same is evident in haste expropriation cases. The proceedings to be carried out by the relevant public authority in consideration of the public interest shall be concluded within approximately the same period of time, no matter how hasty the expropriation class is.

Another important issue in the expropriation cases was the agreement made with the real estate owner. If the owner of the real estate does not like the amount offered for the transfer of the real estate to him, he may stop the process by suing for the cancellation of the expropriation. This trial process will continue in the court of first instance will take approximately 1 month, so your case will be concluded within 13 months at the latest.