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LAW OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

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The Regulation on Procedures and Principles Pertaining to

Vest Public Notary with Power to Grant Probate and Issue

Letter of Invitation to Spouse Who Left the Matrimonial

Home

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Att. Süleyman Sevinç

The Regulation on Procedures and Principles Pertaining to Vest

Notary Public with power to Grant Probate -also known as Certificate

of Inheritance- and Issue Letter of Invitation to Spouse Who Left the

Matrimonial Home (the “Regulation”) entered into force through

publication in the Official Gazette dated 04.10.2011 and numbered 28074.

The Regulation sets forth procedures and principles pertaining to legal

transactions; grant of probate and invitation letter to return matrimonial

home for spouse who left the home. The Regulation shall be implemented

for issues where the national identification register deeds are satisfactorily

sufficient; the probate is non-contentious; or the applicant is not a foreign

citizen. According to the Regulation, the execution of transactions shall

be made by the notary himself/herself or authorized employee, who has a

law degree or the notary trainee.

Grant of Probate

The probate or certificate of inheritance is a document set forth in

Article 598 of Civil Code numbered 4721 certifying the inheritors and

their rights on how to administer or deal with deceased person’s affairs.

The applications for grant of probate were previously being dealt by the

by the courts prior to entry into force of the Regulation.

According to the Regulation, the notary publics are now responsible

and authorized bodies to grant probate and issue representation letters for

the deceased’s person estates. Upon the request of issuance of certificate

of inheritance, the current registers provided by the relevant persons or

electronic registers shall be taken as basis to assess and determine the

correct persons. The certificate of inheritance certifying heritage shares

shall be issued for the relevant person who has proved that it is the legal

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Article of October 2011