
Seizure proceedings were initiated due to Buca Municipality's debt arising from the car rental agreement.
Buca Municipality was seized by the creditor company, accompanied by seizure officers and the police, due to the remaining debt of 150 million TL from the car rental contract.
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Buca Municipality has debts for the 2024-2025 period arising from construction equipment and vehicle rental.
Buca Municipality imposed a lien due to the debt of 150 million TL arising from the contract for renting construction equipment, passenger vehicles, garbage trucks and excavators from a company and remaining from the 2024-2025 period.
Ümmü Gökçe Aydoğdu, the lawyer of the creditor company, came to Buca Municipality at around 11.30 with the 5th Enforcement Directorate teams, accompanied by the police.
It was learned that the belongings in the rooms of the mayor, deputy mayors and vice mayors will be seized.
Proceedings at the town hall continue.
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