CONTRACTS IN TURKEY AND NOTARIZATION

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The maintenance of rights is greatly impacted by the official contracts in Turkey, so understanding their legal documentation procedures is crucial. In addition to studying some significant topics related to this subject, we will discuss the most crucial information in this article.

Generally speaking, contracts are split into three sections:

• Public civil obligations, such as wills and gifts, are related to civil contracts.
• Commercial agreements: The terms of any order or transaction, including a sale, purchase, real estate transaction, or supply.
• Contracts for the conduct of administrative business that do not fall under another category are included in this category.
  

A notary, also referred to as a noter, typically notarizes contracts in Turkey.

In order to protect rights and avoid disputes, the Noter is the designated party with the authority to compile and certify documents.

In Turkey, Noter's duties include fixing contracts for the purchase of real estate and automobiles, as well as documenting rental agreements, certifying paperwork, and setting up agencies.

Additionally, the notarization of the notary on official documents of foreigners is required, especially for certificates and other documents. For official use in Turkish government departments, the notary's notarization is regarded as an endorsement of the authenticity of this document.

1. Initial contracts for the sale of real estate in Turkey

Alternatively, there is the so-called promise to sell contract, also known as the forward sale contract, which also covers off-plan sales contracts, the sale of real estate in installments, and other elements that are typically installed at the Noter office.

2.  Lease contracts

This refers to leases of real estate, whether they are long-term or short-term, that are preferably fixed with the notary so that these contracts become legally binding and are reserved through the rights of contractors.

3.  Sales contracts

These sales categories are included (selling cars and types of movables)

4. Investment contracts

The origins and contractual ties of these agreements vary. Some of them involve relationships between individuals, individuals and businesses, investors, and governmental or semi-governmental bodies.