In short
Attachment of an immovable is the attachment annotation entered on the title record of the place that belongs to the debtor. The annotation does not vacate the house that day, and it does not open the sale by itself. A sale wants a separate request. A sale day is not added to this text. The pattern of a stop on a vehicle is not applied to the parcel.
The person living there may not be the owner. Attachment of a share is not attachment of the whole of the immovable. The annotation does not collect the claim that day. Collection is spoken by a sale or by another route.
What the annotation locks
The enforcement office notifies the attachment to the land registry. The registry enters the annotation in the declarations column of the relevant immovable. The annotation makes it harder, against the creditor, to transfer the immovable and to create a new right over it. The owner cannot silently sell the annotated place to someone else and drop the claim. Dropping it is spoken with the release of the annotation. Release is not a sale day.
The annotation does not collect the claim. The money comes by a sale or by another route of collection. A transfer the owner makes of their own will does not erase the annotation either. The period for asking a sale is not added to this text. The period is read in the sale request's own record. The wrong block, parcel, or owner's name may empty the annotation. It is not said the house was attached before the title record and the party to the proceedings match. Which share is written on the annotation is read.
The attachment record, the valuation, and the mortgage
Attachment of an immovable is, in most files, a record notified to the register, more than a count of the goods on the spot. Even so, if the record and the registry's answer conflict, the two are kept together. A summary line does not stand in for the land registry's writing. The valuation does not have to be made on the same day as the annotation. That it was not made on the same day does not produce a sale day. A low or a high valuation is debated separately before the sale. An objection to the annotation is not a copy of an objection to the valuation.
If there is a mortgage, the attachment annotation does not erase the mortgage. The secured creditor's priority may come before an ordinary attachment annotation. This priority is on the route of turning the pledge into money. An ordinary annotation does not change the rank of the mortgage by itself. For it to change, the pledge record and the attachment record should be read side by side.
The person living in the house, and the sale
If the owner is the debtor, the annotation attaches to their share. A tenant, a family member, or another possessor does not take the capacity of debtor merely because they live there. The lease, the receipt, and the service address show this separation. Putting an annotation on the owner's immovable for the tenant's debt is the reverse mistake too. The capacity of a party is read from the debtor's name on the payment order. An annotation that went to the wrong person does not collect the right person's debt.
A claim of a suitable home that cannot be attached does not take every house outside the scope. A sentence of "the house I live in cannot be sold" does not lift the title annotation by itself. A family-home annotation is a separate protection. While that annotation is absent, a debate of the spouse's consent does not change the format of the attachment annotation. The two records may stand side by side on the title. One does not stand in for the other.
An auction day is not born before a sale is asked. The auction day is not added to this text as a sale day. Delivery after the auction does not end, in every file at the same moment, the occupation on the day of the annotation. If there is an eviction judgment, that enforcement is separate. An attachment annotation is not an eviction judgment. If the claim is paid, a writing goes to the registry for release of the annotation. The payment does not erase the annotation at that hour.
The neighbouring records are as follows. The general state of attachment sits under how attachment happens. The period for asking a sale sits under a sale after attachment. Transfer of the annotated place sits under can an attached immovable be sold. A claim of property outside the scope sits under property that cannot be attached. A sale day is not carried from this record into those headings.
Which papers build the annotation
The document that is read is the title record, the attachment writing, and the attachment record if there is one. The title should show the block, the parcel, and the owner line. A result of the annotation is not built before the line matches the party to the proceedings. A contract may show that the tenant lives there. A contract does not make the owner the debtor. Service separates from the annotation whether the annotation was notified to the debtor. Service does not produce a sale day. An invoice may show the source of the debt. An invoice does not write that the immovable was attached. The petition should write which share was attached. The decision is not treated as the annotation having been lifted before the result of release or of sale is entered on the title. The application should match the block and the parcel with the debtor in the file. If a count was made on the spot, the record separates attachment of the goods from the annotation on the immovable. The register may show the owner's name. If the register entry and the owner on the title conflict, the conflict is written separately.
Where attachment of an immovable is read from
This article reads the title record, the attachment writing, and the request for sale side by side. This article does not add a sale day to this text. An Ankara lawyer reads from the record in the file that the Çankaya office does not change the competent authority. This article does not treat the annotation as an eviction judgment.
Conclusion
Attachment of an immovable is a title annotation. It does not vacate the house, it does not open the sale, and it does not cover the tenant's goods by itself. A sale day is not added. The frame stands on the enforcement and bankruptcy law page. The basis is the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Code No. 2004.