Supreme Court Ruling Concerning Those Who Divorced Abroad: Documents with QR Codes Were Deemed Insufficient.
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The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the rejection of a case filed to have a divorce decree issued in Belgium recognized in Türkiye, on the grounds that the documents with QR codes were insufficient. Commenting on the decision, lawyer Aslıcan Özgür İleli stated that citizens who divorce abroad must prepare their documents in accordance with Turkish legal requirements.
In the case for the recognition of the divorce decision in Belgium in Turkey, the submitted square-code documents did not meet the requirement of a certified document. The refusal decision of the 5th Family Court of Eskişehir was upheld by the 2nd Law Chamber of the Supreme Court.
In a case filed to have a divorce decree issued in Belgium recognized in Turkey, the QR code documents submitted to the court did not meet the legal requirement for certified documents. The Eskişehir 5th Family Court... [Click here for more]
From the Supreme Court came the precedent decision that closely interested expatriates. Digital and square-coded documents were not considered sufficient for the recognition of divorce decisions abroad in Turkey.
The Supreme Court of Türkiye has issued a landmark ruling regarding the recognition of divorce decrees issued abroad. The court upheld the decision that documents with QR codes are insufficient for the recognition of the decree.
In the case filed for recognition of the couple's decision in Belgium in Turkey, the square-coded documents did not meet the requirement of certified documents sought by the law. The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the local court, which dismissed the case on the grounds that the documents were not properly submitted.
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