Objections to the Expert's Decision and a New Expert Appraisal: Procedural, Cost, and Evidence Discrimination
Appealing Against the Expert and Obtaining a New Expertise: Procedure, Costs, and Freedom of Evidence Introduction In insurance law, damage assessment is the most critical factor directly affecting the amount of compensation... Read More
Non-payment of Policy Premiums: Default, Suspension, and Cancellation
Non-Payment of Policy Premiums: Default, Suspension and Cancellation 1) Starting point: When does liability begin? The rule is simple: Unless otherwise agreed, the insurer's liability begins... Read More
Camera Recordings in Sports Facilities and the Freedom of Evidence in Criminal Proceedings
1. Introduction Sports venues are public spaces where thousands of spectators are present simultaneously, and security is a priority. Therefore, in accordance with Law No. 6222, stadiums where competitions are held... Read More
What are the Burden of Proof and Freedom of Evidence in Tax Law?
Introduction to Burden of Proof and Freedom of Evidence in Tax Law One of the most debated issues in tax law is who bears the burden of proof in tax disputes... Read More
EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Introduction Criminal procedural law is a branch of law that encompasses the rules governing how criminal proceedings are conducted. In this context, evidence is used to determine the material truth in criminal proceedings... Read More