Council of State Building - Dumlupınar Blv. No:149

Award-winning but handicapped building

the father of my friend owns this place, I wish him success. May Allah not give a state to our state.

This is not the Council of State for a long time. There was even a high election board after moving to the Council of State. This place must be removed

The envelope is fine. There's no saying ... What about mazruf? Is delayed justice justice? If a file is still not examined in a year and a half and two years, the cause of the victimization is not perpetrator. Unattended, how to take advantage of the tool does not put justice. How can the owner-agent bring forward their files? "If the court leaves the court ......." A.Karakoç

Republic of Turkey the day, we clean the hands of dishonest We will gather in front of the Council of State in a voice and perceive everyone. We will read our voice in a loud voice!

Security ends where you take a step. There is a government that lowers the state - citizen confidence index. It deserves 5 stars in terms of operation. File review is very comfortable. You can easily file a lawsuit, appeal, etc. The issue of justice is relative, of course, fair to some, not fair to some.

The establishment of the Council of State in 1868 under the name of Şûrâ-yı Devlet is one of the most important reform and reform movements that started in the first years of the 19th century in the country. With the speech of the Sultan Abdülaziz on May 10, 1868, the Şûrâ-yı Devlet's "Inspection and regulation of the Kavanin and order, the authority of the government and the official of the officials in the presence of the judiciary in the brain and the officials of his officials" was established to fulfill. The jurisdiction of the Imperial Council of State was very limited, since the task of seeing and resolving "cases with contracts in the brain with the government" was left to the general courts on the basis of the Law of 1876. The activity of the Council of State, which served 54 years during the imperial period, ended on 4 November 1922, when all the central institutions in Istanbul came under the administration of the Parliament, the Council of State was re-established and started to work on 6 July 1927. According to Law No. 669, the Council of State consisted of four departments, three of which were an administrative litigation department. The 1961 Constitution provided for the necessary provisions to protect the independence of the courts and judges against both legislative and executive bodies. In article 114 of this Constitution, "No action and action of the administration can be excluded from the control of the judicial authorities" and although some restrictions have been introduced with the 1982 Constitution, the basic principle has been preserved. In 1982, the establishment of the administrative judicial organization was completed with the establishment of administrative and tax courts, the first-instance administrative judicial authorities. Today, the Council of State continues its jurisdiction as an appeal authority over these courts. As one of the Supreme Courts stipulated in the Constitution, the Council of State is a judicial institution, which, in addition to being an auxiliary review, advisory and decision making body, is an effective and important task in the supervision of the administration through the judiciary, according to article 155 of the Constitution. Today, the administrative and judicial duties of the Council of State have been separated from each other and the departments that will carry out both duties have been established completely separate from each other. The jurisdiction of the Council of State, together with the administrative and tax courts, perform the task of supervising the administration through the judiciary. The Council of State was organized according to the Council of State Law No. 2575, which came into force in 1982. In accordance with the Council of State Law No. 6723, which entered into force on 01.07.2016, and the Law on Amendment to Some Laws, the Council of State consists of fifteen Departments, fourteen cases and one administrative. Today, 116 high court judges work in the Council of State as the Council of State, Chief Prosecutor, Deputy Presidents, Heads of Departments and Members. There are also prosecutors in the Council of State, who are in charge of reviewing the case files, making necessary explanations to the departments or boards of directors, preparing the minutes and writing the draft decisions, and investigating judges and legal opinions about the cases.

T.R. A modern building. It is on the Eskişehir road, close to the metro, easy access.