Rent Shock for the Former Son-in-Law! The Supreme Court Rejected the Father-in-Law's Claim.
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A man living in Istanbul demanded rent from his daughter's ex-husband, claiming he had lived in his house during their marriage. The Supreme Court upheld the rejection of the rent claim, noting the absence of a rental agreement between the parties. However, it overturned the decision regarding the ex-son-in-law's alleged debts in gold and foreign currency.
The Supreme Court dismisses the case of the father-in-law who demanded rent from his former son-in-law because he lived in his house when he was married to his daughter. 17.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
A father-in-law, seeking rent for a house he had used for five years from his former son-in-law, did not receive the desired outcome from the Supreme Court. The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court found the rejection of the rent claim to be legally sound, citing the absence of a rental agreement between the parties.
The Supreme Court upheld the local court's decision to reject the rent claim in the case of a father-in-law who demanded rent from his daughter's divorced husband, but overturned the local court's decision regarding the claim for gold and foreign currency debt. The ruling stated that there was no rental agreement and that the promissory note presented for the debt was not considered.
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