Real Estate Law is an important branch of law that deals with the regulation, protection and relations of property and real estate. Real estate is also known as resident property and includes immovable property such as land, buildings, houses, fields, plots. This branch of law aims to ensure the regular and fair ownership and use of real estate by protecting property rights.

Purposes of Real Estate Law: The main purpose of Real Estate Law is to protect property rights and to regulate relations with real estate. This branch of law pursues goals such as securing property rights, trading real estate in a safe and fair manner, regulating land registers, and protecting the rights of property owners. Real Estate Law provides social order by regulating issues such as the use, transfer, inheritance and sharing of immovable properties.

Application Areas of Real Estate Law: Real Estate Law has a wide application area. Subjects such as title deed law, real estate purchase and sale, leasing, mortgage and pledge transactions, title deed cancellation and registration cases fall within the scope of this branch of law. In addition, subjects such as real estate inheritance, joint ownership, real estate valuation, zoning law and apartment management are also important areas of Real Estate Law. This branch of law also plays a role in resolving various disputes related to property.

Land Registry Transactions and Registration System: Real Estate Law regulates the land registry transactions and the land registry system. Deed transactions involve the transfer of ownership of real estate and its registration. The land registry is a formal registration system in which immovable property is registered and plays an important role in securing property.