Feb 27, 2020 17:06
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Turkish term
Sükna Hakkı Sahibi
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Madde 7 – Kat malikleri, Kiracı, Sükna Hakkı Sahipleri ve Diğer Faydalananların Koşulları ve Sorumlulukları
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usufruct
Veya : usufructuary right
Veya : right to reside
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Note added at 33 mins (2020-02-27 17:39:52 GMT)
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Haklisiniz dikkat etmedim.
usufructuary : A usufructuary is the person holding the property by usufruct.
Veya : right to reside
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Note added at 33 mins (2020-02-27 17:39:52 GMT)
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Haklisiniz dikkat etmedim.
usufructuary : A usufructuary is the person holding the property by usufruct.
Note from asker:
Sorduğum "sükna hakkı" değil, "sükna hakkı SAHİBİ" |
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right of residence
IMO
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Kim Metzger
: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/u/usufruct.asp
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agree |
Tim Drayton
: This is not "usufruct". It is the direct equivalent of "Wohnrecht" in Swiss law (the Turkish Civil Code is based on the Swiss one). See: https://www.vermoegenszentrum.ch/ratgeber/wissensbeitrage/pr...
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lawful occupant
linkteki tanıma göre lawful occupant aslında kiracıyı da kapsıyor. kaynak metinde sıralananları "owners, tenants, other lawful occupants and beneficiaries" olarak belirtirseniz olur diye düşünüyorum.
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Holder of right to use [a property]
Sükna (right to use) vs İntifa (usufruct):
Sükna only gives the right to use the property. İntifa (usufruct), on the other hand, means "right to use and enjoy", i.e. you can use and derive income or benefit from someone else's property.
Sükna only gives the right to use the property. İntifa (usufruct), on the other hand, means "right to use and enjoy", i.e. you can use and derive income or benefit from someone else's property.
Discussion
“a) Usufruct
Usufruct (Nutzniessung/usufruit) conveys to the beneficiary the right to possess and use the property, including its fruits, but not to dispose of it in such a manner that could adversely affect the substance of the owner’s core ownership rights. Its term is limited to a maximum period of 100 years.
b) Right of Residence
A right of residence (Wohnrecht/droit d’habitation) entitles the beneficiary (which must be a person) to occupy a building or an apartment for residential purposes. The right of residence is not transferable and cannot be inherited; however, in the absence of contrary regulations, such right may be extended to the beneficiary’s family”
Compare:
Articles 745 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code Nutzniessung/usufruit v. Articles 794 et seq. of the Turkish Civil Code “intifa hakkı”
Articles 776 et seq. 745 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code Wohnrecht/droit d’habitation v. Articles 823 et seq. of the Turkish Civil Code “oturma (sükna) hakkı”