DOES THE TENANT HAVE TO DELIVER THE HOUSE HE BOUGHT PAINTED BY PAINTING IT?

334 of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 entitled “Return of the leaseholder”. in accordance with the article, the lessee is obliged to return the leaseholder in whatever case he has received it at the end of the lease agreement in that case. However, the lessee is not responsible for obsolescence and deterioration occurring in the lessee due to use in accordance with the contract. The text of the article is often misinterpreted, it is understood that the tenant has an obligation to deliver the house that he received painted in a painted way. Wear and tear caused by the usual use is inevitable. Therefore, the aging of the paint caused by the use of the leased one is also quite natural.Contrary to popular belief, the tenant does not have an obligation to repaint and deliver it if necessary, unless there is no use of contempt. Article 2. in its paragraph, agreements on the prior commitment of the lessee to pay any other compensation other than compensation for damages caused by using it in violation of the contract are invalid if the contract expires. its provisions are in place. From here it should be understood that the articles of the contract stipulating otherwise will be invalid. Therefore, for example, the provisions of the contract in the form of “painted has been delivered-the painted will be delivered” or “The cost of the paint will be deducted from the deposit” TBK 334.article 2.it has become invalid within the scope of paragraph. The situation will differ in the use of contempt of the lessee (contrary to the contract). 335 of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098. in the article, the review of the lessor and notification to the lessee is entitled,”.. the lessor is obliged to review the condition of the lessee during the repayment and immediately inform him in writing about the shortcomings and shortcomings for which the lessee is responsible. If this notification is not made, the tenant is relieved of all responsibility. However, in the event of the presence of shortcomings and inconveniences that cannot be determined by the usual inspection at the time of delivery, the tenant’s responsibility remains. When the lessor determines such shortcomings and drawbacks, he must immediately notify the lessee in writing.” the provision is contained in the. As can be seen from the text of the article, there is no specific time limit for written notification. This period will be appreciated in accordance with the nature and size of the lease and the use of contempt.