Registration of foundation properties – cultural asset on behalf of their own fused foundations

Çoruhlu, Yakup Emre

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“…Almost every transaction, except in the internal and external security services and State management, was carried out through foundations [30]. In the Ottoman State, the income-generating real estate of the foundations, including land, estates, buildings, and inns, was known as akar [31]. Income from these immovable properties was used to fulfill the conditions of the foundation.…”

Section: Foundation and Foundation Real Estatementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The use of this real estate outside the terms of their foundation is prohibited [29]. On the other hand, Article 30 of the Law on Foundations stipulates that, even if this type of qualified foundation immovable cultural asset is expropriated or sold, the ownership will be re-registered in the name of the foundation without payment [29,31].…”

Section: Evaluation Of Use Of Hagia Sophia In Terms Of Foundation Lawmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…are to be transferred to the fused foundation [29]. In such cases, the ownership of the cultural real estate can be re-registered free of charge in the name of the foundation to which it belongs [31]. In particular, when addressing the subject of Hagia Sophia as the real estate of a fused charitable foundation, according to the Law on Foundations, it is not possible to change the existing ownership rights of the monument by expropriating it.…”

Section: Transformation Of Foundation Cultural Real Estate Into Anothmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The historical progress of Hagia Sophia encompasses four different periods. Dating back to 360 AD, this unique structure was the largest church built in Istanbul during the Roman Period. In the second period, Fatih Sultan Mehmet conquered Istanbul in 1453 and personally dedicated Hagia Sophia to his foundation as a mosque. In the third period, upon the founding of the modern Republic of Turkey, Hagia Sophia was transformed into the Museum in 1934. Finally, in 2020, the structure was converted once again to a mosque by a court decision. Ongoing discussions today have suggested that the structure be used as a mosque, a church, or a museum. In this study, the ownership rights of the monument and its cultural heritage status have been examined within the framework of rulings of the European Court of Human Rights. The study evaluates the 1934 decree preventing the owner of the property rights from being given authorization over the monument. The results indicate that there was a legal obligation to grant the use of Hagia Sophia/Ayasofya as a mosque in accordance with the property rights of Fatih Sultan Mehmet, who proclaimed the establishment of its foundation.

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Section: Foundation and Foundation Real Estatementioning

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confidence: 99%

Section: Transformation Of Foundation Cultural Real Estate Into Anothmentioning

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Condominium processes is implemented especially in built-up area starting from 1965 with the number 634 property law. From proclamation of the republic until today in Turkey, rural-urban population ratio changes in the form of migration from the country to town. This alteration is benefiting from this legislation in the increase of urban population and registration of independent divisions with frequent use of the condominium. Cadastral systems in the world goes from the analogue environment to digital, and then to the right to representation in the web environment. In this context, International visionary works as Cadastre 2014 published by the FIG in 1998 and Cadastre 2014 and Beyond later published direct to the developed and developing countries. Besides, ISO/TC211 geographic data standards and object-oriented data models being developed for submission through the internet are improved independently of package programs of chart data. Also, it is stated to be at least 4 dimensional with the time dimension of the models envisaged for modeling of the real world. In recent years, our countries carried out in projects cadastral-based to studies mentioned above. At this point, it is known to be qualified studies as TUCBS, TAKBİS and MEGSİS be included e-Turkey Conversion Project on the behalf of the arrest of International visionary view. But some problems are experienced graphically and verbally in processing and presented of condominium-based data subject of the study in these systems. That these problems revealed and solution approaches improved are of great importance in the transition from 2D cadastre to 3D cadastre in the long run. In this work, survey method as data collection tool in taking the institution's opinions concerning with condominium was applied to 161 persons in The Municipality, The Land Registry, The Cadastre and The Private Sector. The most important results of the study are necessary condominium facility perform with 3D measuring structures in some way taken of their building survey in cadastral control according to current values on the basis of independent section by The Survey Engineers.

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Registration of foundation properties – cultural asset on behalf of their own fused foundations

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Conflict over the Use of Hagia Sophia: The Legal Case

Conflict over the Use of Hagia Sophia: The Legal Case

Revealing the solar energy potential by integration of GIS and AHP in order to compare decisions of the land use on the environmental plans

Design and development of LADM-based infrastructure for Turkey

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