Enforcement and attachment

A talimat file

A talimat file is opened when one office asks another office to carry out an act. In enforcement it is often seen for an attachment or for service. Closing the talimat does not mean the main pursuit has ended.

On the paper: On an attachment or a service paper, the talimat esas no is written apart from the main file number.

The main file keeps the record of the creditor and the debtor. The talimat is the number of the place where the requested act is done. An attachment minute can sit on the talimat while a priority list stays on the main file. The number you write when you ask for a paper changes where the paper will come from.

In a criminal case a statement or a view can also be requested by talimat. That talimat is not a continuation of an enforcement talimat. The number is not shared before the office name in the heading is read.

İstinabe is a separate route used to collect evidence somewhere else. It is not melted into the same sentence as a talimat. The official text is on the page of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law. This guide does not carry the article text.

This page does not replace the official text.

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Questions

Is the talimat the main file?

No. It is the number of the act seen somewhere else.

Does the debt end when the talimat closes?

No. The main pursuit is read separately. This page does not compute a balance.

Last legislation check: 2026-11-13. Av. Ayşenur Konar.

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