According to Article 269 of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law, enforcement proceedings with a request for eviction are filed against the tenant. In this follow-up, a payment order is sent to the tenant regarding the unpaid rent and he is warned to pay the debt within 30 days. If the tenant does not pay his debt in full by the end of the given period or does not object within the 7-day objection period, a lawsuit requesting eviction is filed in the Enforcement Court. The eviction decision given by the Enforcement Court is finalized through the enforcement office and the tenant is evicted from the property; In enforcement proceedings, the debt is also collected by requesting a lien.

A second method to be followed by the lessor is regulated by Article 315 of the Code of Obligations No. 6098. Accordingly, if the tenant does not pay the rent and ancillary expenses, a warning is sent to the tenant through a notary and a notice is given to the tenant at least 30 days (for residences and roofed workplaces) to pay the debts in question, otherwise the contract will be terminated. If the tenant does not pay the rent despite the given period, a lawsuit demanding eviction is filed. The eviction decision given as a result of the case is finalized through the enforcement office. It is not seen as a very practical method in practice.