UNEMPLOYED GOODS AND RIGHTS
\nIt is one of the main issues of public interest.
\nIn the relevant articles of the Execution and Bankruptcy Law, which goods cannot be foreclosed
\nHe stated. All kinds of goods which are of value and material value can be confiscated.
\nThe person’s compulsory kitchen utensils are not foreclosures. If you need to open it a little
\nthey are necessary for her to continue her life. In other words, white goods in the kitchen are not one of them. In fact, the main goods in the foreclosures that are usually made from houses are these white goods. Likewise, it is possible to confiscate all the goods with economic value such as sofa sets, TV sets, music sets, satellite receiver, DVD player, carpet and vacuum cleaner.
\nIn addition, the right of the house can not be foreclosed house. However here are various conditions that
\nit can be made possible, in fact it is seen to be foreclosed in practice.
\nAs for the foreclosure of goods, it cannot be foreclosed below
\nGoods of any value, except specified goods and rights can be confiscated.
\nThe most interesting of them is the watch, gold and so on. precious metal, such as imprint, jewelry, jewelery, a person’s locked safe and valuable documents (such as a check slip), a crop in the field, a person’s mobile phone, a brand’s name right, a house’s solar energy, large-ovine animals, other animal-bearing animals. It is possible, if the sample is available and there are foreclosures able to reproduce.
\nThe relevant article of the law in question;
\nThe previous version of the 2004 Act,
\nNON-CURRENT GOODS AND RIGHTS:
\nArticle 82- (Amended Article: 18\/02 \/ 1965- 538\/46 Art.)
\nThe following things are not available:
\n1. Goods shown to be unlawful under the laws of state property,
\n2. The borrower and his family, who need a wearer and a professional for his \/ her borrower and his family,
\nbedding and worship books and items,
\n3. Kitchenware that cannot be abandoned and the household goods which are in need,
\n4. The borrower is obliged to provide for the livelihood of the farmer and his family,
\nmeans of transport and other add-ons and agricultural equipment; If not, art and professional need to
\nlivelihood
\nmeans of transport,
\n5. A milk-giving mandate or cow, or three goats or sheep, and their three-month feeds and deposits, which the debtor will prefer if necessary for the administrations of the Borrower and his family,
\n6. The two-month food and fuel of the borrower and his family, and the next crop if the borrower is
\nneed for seed,<\/p>\n
7. If the debtor is a garden or fruit or vegetable grower, he and his family are living
\nand the necessary tools for garden and art,
\nThe livelihood of the debtor, who own a livelihood for himself and his family,
\nthe required quantity and the three-month feed and bed of these animals,
\n8. The registration of the Law no.
\n9. Salary and salary payments to families due to the performance of one of these services and the salaries of the army and the air and submarines of the army and the compensation and bonuses given to the members of the air and submarines of the army.
\nAccording to the given shares
\n10. In cases such as disease, necessity and death by an institution or society
\nconnected salaries,
\n11. Compensation for damages caused by the body or health
\nor to the family of wholesale or irat in the form of money given or should be given,
\n12. Appropriate house to become the borrower (However if the value of the house becomes more than the price of the
\nthe amount that can be purchased is sold to the debtor to be left to the debtor.)
\nArticle 807 of the Civil Code is reserved. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 12
\nthe exception is that the debt does not arise from the cost of this article.
\n5 JULY 2012 Thursday Official Journal Number: 28344
\n6352, dated 02.07.2012 with the latest version of the law
\nSub-paragraphs (2), (3) and (12) of the first paragraph of Article 82 of the Act No. 2004
\nin the following way, the paragraph below (13) with the following item
\njokes were added.
\n“2nd. Any activity necessary for the economic activity of the borrower based on his \/ her physical work rather than his \/ her capital to maintain his \/ her profession;
\n(3) Necessary items for the debtor and the family members living under the same roof, except for valuable items such as money, negotiable documents, gold, silver, precious stones, antiques or ornaments; If there is more than one item used for the same purpose, ayn\u0131
\n“12. The appropriate house of the borrower, Bor\u00e7
\n“13. Student scholarships. \u00d6\u011frenci
\nF The value of the goods listed in paragraphs (4), (7) and (12)
\nIn the case of the case, a suitable portion of the value of the price, to meet the needs of the debtor to be left for sale is sold.
\nThe execution officer shall assess whether or not the transfer of the goods or rights requested is made available and shall decide the acceptance or rejection of the request. \u0130<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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