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Konya Court Approves Expropriation for State Hydraulic Works

Konya Court Approves Expropriation for State Hydraulic Works

From Cumhuriyet · (2d ago) Turkish

Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • The Ereğli 2nd Civil Court of First Instance in Konya has issued a public notice regarding a land expropriation case (No. 2025/308).
  • The court ruled to accept the expropriation of parts of a property in Cumhuriyet Mahallesi, Ereğli district, registered to Ayşe Kaşlı, for the benefit of the State Hydraulic Works (DSİ) 4th Regional Directorate-Konya.
  • The ruling details the expropriation of specific areas for permanent and temporary easements, setting the total compensation at 325,772.16 TL, with an appeal period of two weeks.

In Ereğli, Konya, the 2nd Civil Court of First Instance has finalized a significant land expropriation case (No. 2025/308) initiated by the State Hydraulic Works (DSİ) 4th Regional Directorate. The court has accepted the expropriation of portions of a property located in Cumhuriyet Mahallesi, registered under Ayşe Kaşlı. This ruling, detailed in the court's decision dated November 20, 2025, involves the cancellation of title for a 13.41 m² area and the establishment of permanent and temporary easements on other sections totaling 1445.11 m² and 1458.51 m² respectively. The total compensation for the expropriated land and rights has been fixed at 325,772.16 TL. The court's decision, based on expert reports, has been officially published to notify the defendant, Ayşe Kaşlı, who could not be reached at her last known address. This public announcement serves as formal notification, and the defendant has a two-week window to file an appeal with the Konya Regional Court of Justice. The case highlights the DSİ's ongoing infrastructure and development projects in the region, which often necessitate the acquisition of private land.

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