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Important Case Law
• The Judgment of the Constitutional Court dated 22.03.2013
numbered E: 2011/125, K: 2012/46, regarding annulment of the
phrase “The parties shall not submit the rejoinder and second
bill of answer.” included in paragraph (3) of Article 317 of the
Civil Procedure Code dated 12.01.2011 and numbered 6100 was
published in the Official Gazette dated 13.02.2013 and numbered
28558 and the Court declined the request.
• The Judgment of the Constitutional Court, dated 24.05.2012
numbered E: 2011/134, K: 2012/83, regarding annulment of the
phrase “The partial lawsuit shall not be filed where the amount of
the claim is beyond dispute and definite.” included in paragraph
(2) of Article 109 of the Civil Procedure Code dated 12.01.2011
and numbered 6100 was published in the Official Gazette dated
13.02.2013 and numbered 28558 and the Court declined the
request.
• The Judgment of the Constitutional Court, dated 27.09.2012
numbered E: 2012/6, K: 2012/131, regarding annulment of the
phrase “… or it is provided that it will be made by authorized
auditing companies when requested. Procedures and principles for
implementation regarding auditing companies shall be regulated
with a regulation to be prepared by State Hydraulic Works
provided that related ministries’ opinions are obtained.”included
in subparagraph (f) of Article 204 of the Law dated 13.02.2011
and numbered 6111, which was added to the first paragraph
of temporary Article 14 of the Electricity Market Law, dated
20.02.2001 and numbered 4628, was published in the Official
Gazette dated 13.02.2013 and numbered 28558.
• Judgment of the Constitutional Court, dated 18.10.2012 numbered
E: 2012/70, K: 2012/157, regarding annulment of the phrase
“….as of the date of the decision…” included in the first sentence
of subparagraph (a) of paragraph 1 of Article 28 of the Fees Act,
dated 02.07.1964 and numbered 492, which was amended by the
Income Tax Law dated 23.07.2010 numbered 6009 and Article 18
of the Code on Amending Some Laws and Statutory Decrees, was