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MarketsSabah EkonomiTurkish, translatedFiled 3 h ago

FROM THE 8TH CIVIL COURT OF PEACE OF ANKARA, REPUBLIC OF TURKEY

Original headlineT.C. ANKARA 8. SULH HUKUK MAHKEMESİNDEN

Open the sourceReported by Sabah Ekonomi, sabah.com.tr, 4 November 2026
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An Ankara civil court has opened a bankruptcy-style liquidation of the estate of a deceased person born in 1953, after all heirs formally renounced their inheritance under Turkish Civil Code Article 612. The case, filed as number 2026/53 in Ankara's 8th Civil Court of Peace, invites anyone with knowledge of the deceased's finances—including heirs, creditors and debtors, and those bound by guarantees—to report assets, claims and debts to the court within one month of the second publication of the notice. The notice cites Articles 620, 621 and 634 of the Civil Code, and warns that parties who fail to provide information, or who give false or incomplete information, may be liable for resulting losses. Creditors who do not register their claims in the estate ledger within the deadline will lose the right to claim from the estate under Article 629. The estate concerns a resident of Çağlarca village in Hozat district, Tunceli province, and the next step is for creditors and debtors to file documented claims before the one-month window closes.

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T.C. Ankara 8. Sulh Hukuk Mahkemesi, Hüseyin and Zeynep's child (deceased), Hozat, Tunceli