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Monetary Limits Applied in The Turkish Judicial System in 2024

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The monetary limits applied in the Turkish judicial system in 2024 affect issues such as determining the judicial remedy that can be applied, whether a single judge or a panel will hear the hearing, the stages of the trial and whether the decision will be final. Monetary limits applied according to the revaluation rate of 58.46% for the monetary limits to be applied in cases in 2024:

Monetary Limits in Labor Courts, Civil Courts of First Instance, Commercial Courts of First Instance, Civil Courts of Peace, Consumer Courts:
Limit of Proof Obligation in Promissory Note (HMK art.230, 231)  23.450 ₺
Regional Court of Justice Monetary Limit (HMK article 341) 28.250 ₺
Monetary Limit of the Court of Appeal (HMK article 362) 378.290 ₺
Hearing Limit on Appeal (HMK Article 369) 567.520 ₺
Monetary Limits in Enforcement Courts:
Regional Court of Justice Monetary Limit (EBL Article 363) 66.090 ₺
Monetary Limit of the Court of Appeal (EBL Article 364) 378.290 ₺
Monetary Limits in Consumer Arbitration Tribunal:
Monetary Limit for Application to the Provincial Consumer Arbitration Committee (TKHK Article 68)  104.000 ₺
Monetary Limit for Application to the District Consumer Arbitration Committee (TKHK article 68)  104.000 ₺
Monetary Limits in Administrative Jurisdiction:
Hearing Limit with a Single Judge (IYUK article 17) 31.000 ₺
Regional Court of Justice Monetary Limit (İYUK article 45) 270.000 ₺
Monetary Limit of the Court of Appeal (IYUK article 46)  920.000 ₺

 

Important Information About Monetary Limits in Cases
  • An application can be made to the higher court for non-pecuniary damages, regardless of the amount of the case.
  • In partial case types, it is calculated based on the entire receivable, not the partial amount in the case.
  • When determining the certainty limit, the amount of the receivable or the value of the property in question is taken into account. Trial expenses, interest, denial compensation, and attorney’s fees are not calculated.
  • In consolidated cases, the appeal limit is determined separately for each case.
  • In optional litigation companions, the appeal limit for each litigation companion’s case is determined separately.
  • In a counterclaim, the appeal limit is determined separately for the main lawsuit and counterclaim.
  • When determining the appeal finality limit, the decision date of the first instance court is taken as basis.
  • The appeal finality limit is determined by the date of the appellate court decision.

 

WARNING: Calculated based on 58.46% revaluation rate for 2024. The information written as the monetary limit for 2024 is not official figures.

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