According to the expropriation law, the state can expropriate real estate in private ownership on behalf of the public interest, provided that it pays for the real estate in private ownership, in order to provide public service.

According to Article 1 of the Expropriation Law No. 2942, expropriation can be made to the land surfaces and their inseparable integrators, which are bounded and determined by means sufficient to separate the boundaries for the lands, and the rights recorded separately and permanently in the land registry.

When determining the price, the type and kind of the immovable property or resource, its surface area, all qualities and elements that may affect its value and the value of each element separately, the tax declaration, if any, the valuations made by the official authorities at the date of expropriation; the type and kind of immovable property or resource, its surface area, all qualities and elements that may affect its value and the value of each element separately, the tax declaration, if any, the appraisals made by the official authorities at the date of expropriation, in the case of lands, the net income that the immovable property or resource will bring according to its location and conditions at the date of expropriation and if it is used as it is, in the case of lands, They shall determine the value of the immovable property based on a reasoned evaluation report by specifying the sales value according to the sales of non-special purpose precedent sales before the expropriation day, the official unit prices and building cost calculations and the depreciation share, other objective measures that will be effective in determining the value, and taking into account the declaration of those concerned.

18.HD. 2013/6526 E. 2013/10627 K. – YHGK. 2009/5-422 E. 2009/579 K. -5.HD. 2009/9733 E. 2009/16372 K.

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