In short
A declaration of collection outside the office is notice to the office that the money passed to the creditor without entering the enforcement cashier. The office enters the declared amount as a collection. The declaration does not mean the debt was released. A partial amount leaves the balance. The declaration does not of itself pass into the place of a cashier slip. The period is not frozen in this text.
Which record stands in the declaration
The declaration shows the file number, the date, the amount, and from whom the money passed to whom. The single word "I received it" does not say which item closed. If interest, the fee, and the attorney's fee were left outside, this limit is written openly. If the limit is not written, the office may take the declaration for the whole of the cover account. The petition states the remaining balance separately. A petition that does not say so does not turn silence into a release.
If a representative will make the declaration, authority to collect is looked for in the power of attorney. An unauthorised signature becomes a subject of debate even if it looks as though it closed the file. If the claim was assigned, who will give the declaration is looked at through the change of party. If the assignment document is not in the file, the former creditor's declaration may not bind the new creditor. The debtor's bank slip does not produce the same result in every file without the creditor's acceptance. The slip is submitted as an annex to the declaration petition. Oral acceptance does not undo a blocking writing.
If the deduction continues even though you paid the money, it is first asked whether the collection was entered in the file. A hand payment that was not entered is in the article I paid the debt. The record of paying correctly into the cashier is under payment into the file. The two routes are not melted into the same slip. One is outside the cashier. The other is the file account.
The fee line and the remaining balance
A collection fee may arise for money collected outside the file. The rate is read from the tariff. This text does not write a percentage. Which item the fee line is written against is in the article the proceeding fee. The lifting writing may be delayed before the fee is paid. The fee does not stand in for the sentence that the debt was released. The declared amount and the fee base are not taken for the same figure. The base is read from the collection record in the file.
A partial declaration does not erase the remaining principal, interest, and costs. Attachment may continue for the remainder. If a full declaration meets the whole of the cover account, closing is discussed. The other records of closing are under how a file closes. The declaration does not lift the attachment at that hour. The bank, the employer, and the title registry wait for the lifting writing that goes out from the office. The date of the declaration and the date of lifting may not be the same day. This text does not place a number of days between the two dates.
The separation from release and waiver
A release is a contract that the debt has ended. A waiver is that the proceeding in hand will not be pursued. Collection outside the office is the record of the money that was received. If the three acts are melted into the same sentence, a debate about a new proceeding or a refund opens later. If the contract says release, the declaration still enters the file separately. A contract that did not enter the file does not of itself bring down the attachment writing. The release document stands as an annex to the minutes.
If the creditor says "I received all of it" and costs remain on the cover, the file may stay open. The amount is compared with the balance on the day of the declaration. The figure on the old payment order is not the measure. Service shows whether the declaration petition went to the debtor. While there is no service, the debtor cannot assume the file has closed. The decision does not treat an amount that was not declared as collected either.
A slip, a receipt, or a document of hand delivery stands in the annex to the declaration petition. If there is no annex, the amount cannot be confirmed from the office's own record. An amount that is not confirmed is not treated as deducted from the cover account. If the same creditor has more than one file, a separate declaration is written for each file number. A single declaration does not of itself close the other file number. A file number that closed and a file number that stayed open are separate lines in the summary of the decision. If there is no line, the debtor cannot know which file continues. The lifting writing is not an annex of the declaration, and it is requested separately. A bank annotation is not treated as lifted before the lifting writing arrives.
What is looked at in the declaration of collection
The question of what a declaration of collection outside the office does in the file is built from the amount and the file number, and this article does not treat the declaration as a contract of release. An Ankara lawyer reads from the document that the office being in Çankaya does not change the competent enforcement office. This article does not invent a period for the declaration. This article does not write a fee rate.
Conclusion
A declaration of collection outside the office enters money paid away from the cashier into the file. It is not a release. In a partial amount it does not close the balance. It does not erase the attachment at the moment of the declaration. The fee rate is read from the tariff. The result of the declaration is not stated before the amount and the file number are written. The frame is on the enforcement and bankruptcy law page. The official basis is the Fees Law No. 492 and the collection record in the file.