Judicial Holiday
Law No: 6100
Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) (EFFECTIVE DATE: 01.10.2011)
Enactment Date: 12.01.2011
Official Official Gazette Date: 04.02.2011
Official Gazette No: 27836
Judicial Holiday Period
ARTICLE 102 – (RE-AMENDED ARTICLE OFFICIAL GRADE: 07.07.2013 Official Gazette No: 28700 LAW NO: 6494/30) (CODE 2) (CODE 1)
(1) The judicial holiday begins on July 20th and ends on August 31st each year. The new judicial year begins on September 1st.
Cases and proceedings to be heard during the judicial recess
ARTICLE 103 – (1) Only the following cases and proceedings may be heard during the judicial recess:
1. a) Decisions on requests for temporary legal protection, such as provisional injunctions, provisional seizures, and the identification of evidence, requests for the obtaining of maritime reports and the appointment of dispatchers, as well as objections and other applications.
2. b) All types of alimony cases, as well as cases or proceedings related to paternity, custody, and guardianship.
3. c) Correction of civil registration records and proceedings.
ç) Lawsuits filed by employees due to employment contracts or labor agreements.
1. d) Requests for the issuance of a loss certificate due to the loss of commercial books, and cancellation proceedings arising from the loss of valuable documents.
2. e) Cases and proceedings related to bankruptcy and composition, and the restructuring of capital companies and cooperatives through reconciliation.
3. f) Inspections decided to be conducted during the judicial recess.
4. g) Cases and matters falling within the jurisdiction of the court pursuant to arbitration provisions.
ğ) Non-contentious judicial matters.
h) Cases and matters designated as urgent by law or determined to be urgent by the court upon the request of one of the parties.
(2) Upon agreement of the parties, or upon the request of the party present if the case is being heard in the absence of one party, the hearing of the above-mentioned matters and matters may be postponed until after the judicial recess.
(3) During the judicial recess, the receipt of petitions for action, counterclaims, appeals, and cassation, as well as petitions for reconsideration of cases whose files have been withdrawn, as well as the issuance of judgments, all forms of notification, and the forwarding of files to another court, regional court of justice, or the Court of Cassation, shall also be carried out in relation to cases and matters other than those specified in the preceding paragraphs. Effect of Judicial Recess on Time Limits
ARTICLE 104 – (1) In cases and cases subject to a judicial recess, if the expiration of the time limits set by this Law falls within the time limit, these periods shall be deemed to have been extended by one week from the day the judicial recess ends, without the need for a separate decision.