01 Jan WHAT IS A NEGATIVE DECLARATORY CASE? WHO CAN OPEN THE CASE, WHEN CAN IT BE OPENED?
From the point of view of enforcement law, the subject of a negative declaratory case is the determination that there are no rights or legal relations, and only the money debt does not exist. The court in charge of the menfi detection case is the court of first instance / commercial court of first instance. The debtor may file a vices detection lawsuit to prove that the debtor is not present before or during the enforcement proceedings.
Who can open the negative declaratory case, when can it be opened?
Cases of negative declaratory may be opened by persons to whom acceptance and collection of the existence of this debt has been requested by them on the grounds that they have debts, even if no follow-up has been made on their rights. In this regard, the person who is alleged to be in debt may also file a vice detection lawsuit against the person before the follow-up is opened and after the follow-up is opened.
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