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The decisions of the Justices of Peace in civil disputes are considered final when the amount in question does not exceed one hundred francs. In such small cases, an appeal can only be made to the District Court, and only on matters of legal form, not on the substance of the case.

For disputes involving larger sums, the decisions of the Justices of Peace may be appealed to the District Courts, which then act as courts of appeal. The decisions of these courts are final, except for questions of legal procedure, which may be reviewed by the Supreme Appellate Court.

This system ensures that minor disputes are resolved quickly, while still offering citizens the opportunity to seek justice if an error in legal form has occurred Istanbul Tours.

The Departmental Courts

There are twenty-three Departmental Courts throughout the Principal