A lawsuit between a tenant and landlord in Beylikdüzü has caught attention. The tenant failed to make regular rent payments, prompting the landlord to initiate enforcement proceedings.

Lawyer Gizem Gonce explained the details of the case. The tenant, who rented an apartment for 1,100 TL per month in 2015, struggled to keep up with payments over time. This led the landlord to initiate enforcement proceedings.

The landlord filed for eviction after the tenant failed to vacate the property within 30 days. The court ruled in favor of the eviction of the tenant but made a surprising decision regarding the guarantor mother.

The court ruled that while the tenant could be evicted, the guarantor mother could not be evicted. This situation clearly delineates the responsibilities between the tenant and the guarantor.

In conclusion, the eviction decision against the tenant can be made, but not against the guarantor. This development is seen as significant in protecting the rights of both tenants and landlords.