The Court of Cassation ruled that alimony set in foreign currency should be adjusted to Turkish Lira. This decision sets an important precedent in alimony cases.

The case was based on an agreement to pay 1500 dollars in alimony after divorce. However, the plaintiff requested a reduction, citing worsening economic conditions.

The first instance court partially accepted the case, determining 1000 dollars in alimony. However, the Regional Court of Appeal ruled that the alimony set in foreign currency should be adjusted to Turkish Lira.

The Court of Cassation emphasized that the alimony should be paid in Turkish Lira, considering the economic and social conditions. This decision marks a significant turning point in alimony cases.