
What is the Right of Supply Easement?
An easement is known as a right established on an immovable property in favor of another real estate or an individual that provides a limited benefit to the right holder. The easement right can be added to the title deed.
The procedures and principles related to the Right of Easement are included in the Turkish Civil Code. Easement in accordance with the law; Immovable easement in favor of an immovable in favor of a burden that was put on other immovable and immovable property rights of the owners of the installed or installed that provide some powers to refrain from using exploits to endure right of owning the immovable emerges as a compelling use the specific format.
in circular No. 2010/4, the definition of easement was made as follows;
”The rights defined by the Civil Code and other relevant laws are the transactions that must be performed for the display and registration of the relevant immovable property on maps and documents” The transactions made must be approved for compliance with the zoning legislation.
Supply Easement Rights
Supply easements are known as a type of easement established against one real estate in favor of another real estate. (MK.md.779) These rights are also called “Real Estate Easement”.
There are two immovable properties in the supply easement rights. If the easement is established in favor of these, the dominating immovable is the immovable property, if the easement is established against it, it is called hadim immovable.
The easement right of supply is not established in favor of a certain person, but because it is established in favor of a certain real estate, the owner of the beneficiary’s real estate also has the right of easement. In turn, those who subsequently acquire the obliged real estate also have to endure this obligation.
The supply easement is tied to the real estate it was established in favor of. It cannot be transferred separately from it. It is also not possible to make an exception for the transfer of this right in the transfer of real estate.
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