Title of article
THE EFFECTS OF THE PLEA FOR REDUCTION IN CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW (THOUGHTS ON CONSTRUCTIONAL EFFECTS OF ORDER FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE)
Author/Authors
köroğlu, anıl turkish-german university - faculty of law - department of civil procedure enforcement – bankruptcy law, Istanbul, Turkey
From page
575
To page
602
Abstract
Some legal transitions of the legator (e.g. testamentary legal transactions) may breach the reserved proportion of the successors. To protect their right, either the successors file a lawsuit for the reduction of this transition (Turkish Civil Code Art. 560) or as defendant they have the right to make a plea for reduction (Turkish Civil Code Art. 571/3). In the study, the effects of the plea for reduction are examined in terms of the civil procedure law. In this context, as an exceptional case, it is determined that the constructional effect may occur also in the claim for specific performance. In such a case, the construction effect can be observed at the reasons for the judgment.
Keywords
Successor , Plea for Reduction , Case for Reduction , Claim for Change Legal Right , Judgment Changing Legal Right
Journal title
Selcuk University, Journal Of The Faculty Of Law
Journal title
Selcuk University, Journal Of The Faculty Of Law
Record number
2748982
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