Abstract

An immovable property’s owner has important powers on his/her immovable. One of them is that the immovable’s sight is not closed. The legal benefit to the non-closure of the sight may be economic or non-material. This benefit is evaluated within the scope of the powers granted by the property right or possession. Again, the immovable view can be infringed by neighbors or others. Depending on these possibilities, the closure of the sight has relationship with many legal institutions such as neighborhood law, prevention of hand-over, easement rights, possessory case or tort. In the study, the question of which legal reasons can be demanded if the sight of an immovable is closed is examined.In the study, the importance of the view of an immovable property from a legal point of view and the legal reasons for which protection can be demanded in case the view is closed are examined.

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