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Enforcement Without a Judgment Through General Attachment
Learn the steps that can be followed in enforcement without a judgment through general attachment, from the payment order through objection, attachment and collection. Review the documents to prepare and the points at which this enforcement route differs from other enforcement routes.
Review the steps, the necessary preparation and the key distinctions together.
ENFORCEMENT AND DEBT COLLECTION / PROCESS GUIDE
How does it proceed, step by step?
The steps may run in parallel or change depending on the nature of the matter. Also read the key distinctions below.
The enforcement request and payment order are prepared; notification is made.
Payment or an objection made within the time limit is checked.
If there is an objection, the proceedings stop; the routes of removal/annulment available to the creditor are examined according to their conditions.
Once the proceedings can continue, attachment and, if necessary, sale and collection are followed.
THIS DISTINCTION MATTERS
Do not overlook the conditions specific to your matter.
The seven-day objection period and the stopping effect in the general rule belong to this enforcement route; they are not carried over unchanged to special enforcement routes.
GENERAL FRAMEWORK
Enforcement and debt collection
Review how this specific flow connects to the general process and the other routes.
ASSESSMENT SPECIFIC TO YOUR FILE
Let us clarify the next step together.
Tell us the subject of your file and the stage it is at. If there is a time-sensitive document, call the office main line without waiting for a written reply.
Sources and scope
Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law (İİK) Arts. 58–67 and related provisions.
This is general information. The type and date of your file and its special conditions may change the route to follow.
Content and source check: September 28, 2026 · Prepared for Güneş & Güneş Law Firm.