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What is Eviction lawsuit?

Added: 24 October 2026

An eviction lawsuit asks a court to order a tenant to vacate. Ending a lease, obtaining judgment and enforcing it are distinct stages.

Definition and legal framework

1. Scope The Turkish Code of Obligations sets distinct grounds for termination and eviction, such as need, rebuilding or breach. Expiry of a residential term alone does not mean automatic removal. 2. How it works Procedure, notice, evidence and timing depend on the ground. Some matters may proceed through enforcement or require preliminary steps; a written undertaking has its own validity conditions.

Consequences and application

3. Rights, conditions and exceptions Tenants have defense rights and housing interests; owners have lawful property rights. Changing locks or removing belongings without due process can create separate legal problems. 4. Practical considerations Keep dated agreements, notices and receipts. Match the alleged ground to the legal route and current time rules rather than a generic template.

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Revision history

24 October 2026 — Article added.