Tenant rights in Turkey
Tenant rights in Turkey
Turkish law calls the person who wants to acquire real estate in Turkey without buying a tenant, while the lessor is the owner of the real estate and the main owner of it. The process of renting real estate in Turkey begins with a lease contract concluded between the two parties (the lessor and the lessee) that shows the rights and duties of each of them, provided that it is documented by the notary public, and with regard to the rights of the tenant in Turkey, they are:
-The tenant has the right to live in the property if it is a residential property or to trade in it if it is a commercial property with the possibility of extending his contract even if the owner refuses to extend the contract as long as there is no legal reason not to extend it.
-Asking the landlord to repair the property’s faults before receiving it for the first time.
– The tenant has the right to recover the insurance amount on the property that he paid when writing the contract in the event that he wishes to leave the property, provided that the property is intact and there is no misuse in it.
-The landlord must not rent the property to another person throughout the term of the contract, or his entry or the entry of another person into the property without the consent of the tenant, who is considered the owner of the property throughout the rental period.
– When both parties wish to terminate the contract, the tenant has the right to claim the furniture, necessities, and belongings of his own, which he brought to the property at his own expense.
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