… TO THE COURT’S JUDGMENT
PLAINTIFF:
ATTORNEY:
DEFENDANT:
CHARGE: Breach of confidentiality
CRIMINAL HISTORY:
EXPLANATIONS
1- The defendant and my client have accounting offices next to each other in the same office building, and there is a separate mailbox for each office at the entrance to each floor. My client complains that both his and his clients’ confidential documents are missing. He reported this in writing to both the post office and the management. When he got no results, he began to inspect the mailbox during mail delivery hours. Again, when leaving work, he noticed that a private letter belonging to him had been crumpled up and thrown away.
2- The next day, the defendant and my client argued in a manner audible to neighbors and bystanders. When my client asked why the defendant had opened, read, and discarded these private letters and documents, the defendant claimed they had come from the mailbox. This ridiculous and brazen defense made it necessary to file this lawsuit.
3- The defendant violated my client’s right to privacy by reading many of his private documents and letters and became privy to his secrets. My client suffered damages because the defendant took his work documents and threw them away, disrupting his time-sensitive work. The defendant also learned the private information of my client’s customers. We demand that the defendant, who opened and read my client’s private emails and violated the privacy of his private life, be punished accordingly.
LEGAL GROUNDS: Turkish Criminal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Civil Procedure Code, and other relevant laws.
EVIDENCE:
REQUESTED OUTCOME:
For the reasons explained above, I request that the defendant be punished as necessary and that the damages suffered or that may be suffered by my client as a result of the damage be compensated by me in my capacity as representative, in accordance with the last paragraph of Article 164/ of the Attorney’s Code.
ATTORNEY’S ATTORNEY