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Failure to object to an invoice within the statutory period results in the invoice content being deemed accepted under TTK Art. 21/2; however, this alone does not mean the receivable has become due and payable. Under TBK Art. 149, the statute of limitations begins to run from the date the receivable becomes due — i.e., the due date stated on the invoice, or if no due date is specified, from the date of delivery of the invoice. For receivables arising from commercial sales, the general limitation period under TBK Art. 146 is 10 years, unless a specific provision of the TTK or the parties' agreement provides otherwise. Established Yargıtay precedent holds that an unopposed invoice shifts the burden of proof to the debtor, while the date of maturity must be determined separately based on the agreed payment terms.