$2.8 Million Promissory Note Scandal: Court Calls It 'Fake', Then Enforcement Proceedings Resume.
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In Antalya, Zekai Kaplan, who is currently imprisoned, was sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison after it was determined that the promissory note he used as the basis for a $2.8 million debt collection proceeding against hardware store owner Hasan Uzuner was forged. In a second debt collection proceeding initiated using a photocopy of the original note, which is held in judicial custody, a new payment order for $3,270,000, including intere…
In Antalya, Zekai Kaplan, who is currently imprisoned, was sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison after it was determined that the promissory note he used as the basis for the $2.8 million debt collection proceedings against hardware store owner Hasan Uzuner was forged.
In Antalya, Hasan Uzuner received a new payment order for $3,270,609.42, along with a photocopy of a promissory note whose previous enforcement proceedings had been cancelled by him. Uzuner filed a criminal complaint against Zekai Kaplan and his lawyer.
Zekai Kaplan, who initiated debt collection proceedings in Antalya using a forged promissory note, was sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison. In the new proceedings, initiated with a photocopy of the original note (which is held in judicial custody), 3,270,609 dollars were demanded from Hasan Uzuner; Uzuner filed a criminal complaint against Kaplan and his lawyer.
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