What is Evacuation Commitment? What to Pay Attention to?

An eviction commitment is a written document in which the tenant undertakes to vacate the property on a certain date. This document has an important place in real estate law. Validity Conditions of Evacuation Commitment According to the new Turkish Code of Obligations, the eviction commitment must be issued after the conclusion of the lease agreement. Eviction commitments signed simultaneously with the rental agreement may be deemed invalid. In order for the commitment to be valid, it must meet the following conditions: 1. It must be written,2. Include a specific release date,3. The tenant signs with his own free will, 4. Arrangement after the beginning of the lease agreement. Landlord's Rights: If the tenant does not vacate the property on the date of the eviction commitment, the landlord may initiate enforcement proceedings or file a lawsuit. This right must be exercised within one month from the date of commitment. Tenant's Rights The tenant may request the court to annul the commitment he signed under duress or deception. Additionally, if one can prove that the commitment was received on the same date as the lease, the commitment may be deemed invalid. Conclusion Both landlords and tenants should be well aware of their rights and obligations regarding the eviction commitment. Getting professional legal support will be beneficial for both parties.