Urban transformation is a process that aims to renew and modernize the collapsed areas of cities. In this process, risky structures are demolished and new buildings are built in their place.
However, in some cases, urban transformation decisions may cause grievances to rights holders. In such cases, rights holders can protect their rights by filing an objection and annulment lawsuit.
Objection Process:
Objection to risky building detection or urban transformation decision within 15 days from notification
The objection is made by submitting a petition to the Provincial Directorate of Environment and Urbanization where the building is located.
In the objection petition, the justification and evidence of the objection must be clearly stated.
The objection is reviewed and decided by the Provincial Directorate within 30 days.
Cancellation Case:
If the objection is rejected or no response is given within 30 days, a lawsuit for cancellation may be filed within 60 days.
An annulment case is filed in the administrative courts.
In the petition, the basis of the lawsuit and the illegality of the transaction requested to be annulled must be clearly stated.
The annulment case is examined and decided by the court.
Advantages of Filing an Objection and Cancellation Case:
It allows you to protect your rights.
It helps to eliminate your grievance.
It contributes to preventing unfair practices.
Things to pay attention:
Deadlines for objection and cancellation cases are very important. If the deadlines are missed, rights may be lost.
These cases require legal knowledge and experience. Therefore, it is important to seek legal assistance from a lawyer.
To protect your rights regarding urban transformation, it is important to consult a lawyer and get information about the legal process.