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The tahkikat stage
In a civil case, tahkikat is the stage after the preliminary examination, when the parties’ evidence is collected and discussed. A judgment may not have been given yet. The preliminary-examination hearing is not this stage itself.
On the paper: The file status can say tahkikat. The hearing minute is kept separately.
A witness, an expert, a view, or a document can come up at this stage. Which evidence was admitted is read from the minute. The status line does not say that the evidence was made the basis of a judgment.
At the preliminary examination, conditions of the action and first objections may have been discussed. Tahkikat is the next ring. Treating them as one hearing confuses which minute to ask for. The preliminary examination keeps its own article.
A hearing in a criminal trial is also a place where evidence is collected. The word may look similar. A civil tahkikat is not a copy of it. The official procedure is in the Code of Civil Procedure. This page does not paste the article and does not write a result.
This page does not replace the official text.
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Questions
Is tahkikat a judgment?
No. It is the stage where evidence is collected. A judgment is given separately.
Is it the same as the preliminary examination?
No. The preliminary examination is the earlier ring.
Last legislation check: 2026-11-13. Av. Ayşenur Konar.