Özet:

In the event of the default of creditor, which occurs when the creditor refrains from accepting the act presented to him without a valid reason, in Turkish-Swiss law some opportunities have been accepted for the debtor, since it is not desired that the debtor be put at a disadvantageous sitution. These are divided into general consequences and special consequences of default of the creditor. The special consequences of the default of creditor are the special opportunities that enable the debtor to get rid of the debt, and in articles 107 to 110 of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098; right of deposit, right of sale and right of return. The general consequences of default of the creditor are the general possibilities to protect the debtor against the creditor, but there is no clear legal regulation regarding them. For this reason, these results are reached with the evaluations made in doctrine and practice, and German law has an effect on these evaluations in terms of Turkish-Swiss law. Within the framework of our study, the status of the interest within the scope of these general results will be discussed. In this direction, in order to explain the subject better, first of all, the term and types of interest, which can be defined in different ways and have different types, will be given; Then, the concept of default of the creditor and its consequences will be explained, and the situation of interest in case of default by the creditor will be evaluated.