A Title
deed in Turkey is called a Tapu, it is an official and legal document to prove
ownership of a property. Title deeds in Turkey are all produced by the title
deed office. Each deed includes information such as the owner's name,
photograph and property details.
To be
legal, a title deed in Turkey must be sealed with a stamp in the bottom, the
center of the document. Photos, although not compulsory feature in the top
right-hand side.
Note: More
than one person can own the same property. In this case, the respective shares
are to be shown in the tapu.
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Tapu
Meanings Translated into English
İli – City
İlçesi –
Town
Mahallesi –
District
Köyü –
Village
Sokağı –
Street
Mevkii – Area
Pafta No -
Sheet number
Ada No -
Plot / block number
Parsel No -
Parcel number
Niteliği -
Whether it is a building, vacant or cultivated land
Yüzölçümü -
Area/size of the land
KAT
MÜLKIYETİ - Ownership of the property which is ready for human habitation
KAT
İRTİFAKI - Ownership of the property which is not ready for use yet, because of
on-going construction work or because the municipality has not issued a
habitation certificate
DEVRE MÜLK
- Fractional/timeshare ownership that is owned for a certain period of a year
Bağımsız
Bölüm - Information about the independent unit such as a flat, house, etc
Satış
Bedeli - Purchase price of the property
Arsa Payı -
Land share (what proportion of the land belongs to the independent unit.)
Blok No -
Block number
Kat No -
Floor number
Bağımsız
Blm No - Independent unit Number
Edinme
Sebebi – Reason for purchase and from who to whom the property has been sold
Sahibi -
Name(s) of the current owner(s). More than one owner can appear on title deeds