Does the Statute of Limitations for Enforcement with a Writ of Execution, Which Is Subject to a 10-Year Limitation Period from the Last Transaction Date (Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law Article 39/1; Turkish Civil Code Article 156/2), Pause If the Creditor Notifies the Court of the Debt Owed by the Debtor through the Method of Denial (Turkish Civil Code Article 154/2) within the 10-Year Limitation Period Starting from the Last Transaction Date?

Saygılı, Barış2026-04-072026-04-0720241303-92102149-4231https://hdl.handle.net/123456789/14117https://search.trdizin.gov.tr/en/yayin/detay/1252545trinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessHukukDoes the Statute of Limitations for Enforcement with a Writ of Execution, Which Is Subject to a 10-Year Limitation Period from the Last Transaction Date (Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law Article 39/1; Turkish Civil Code Article 156/2), Pause If the Creditor Notifies the Court of the Debt Owed by the Debtor through the Method of Denial (Turkish Civil Code Article 154/2) within the 10-Year Limitation Period Starting from the Last Transaction Date?SON İŞLEM TARİHİNDEN İTİBAREN 10 YILLIK ZAMANAŞIMI SÜRESİNE TABİ OLAN İLAMLI TAKİBİN (İİK. 39/I; TBK. 156/2), ALACAKLININ BORÇLUDAKİ ALACAĞINI DEFİ YOLUYLA MAHKEMEYE BİLDİRMİŞ OLMASI HALİNDE (TBK. 154/2), ZAMANAŞIMI KESİLİR Mİ?Other