Luxurious plazas spring up in farmers' land

Luxurious plazas spring up in farmers land
Date: 6.11.2022 16:00

Agricultural Credit Cooperatives lost the lawsuit it filed against YDA regarding the luxury plazas in Söğütözü in 2018.

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The court made a scandalous decision regarding the luxury residences and commercial offices built by YDA on Ankara's most valuable land, right across the farmer's Presidential Complex.
 
The lawsuit filed by the Agricultural Credit Cooperatives at the Ankara 17th Civil Court of First Instance in 2018 was concluded on October 11, while the court's decision in favor of YDA deprived the farmer of a large income.
 

1 SHARE TO THE LAND OWNER, 9 SHARES TO YDA!

 
While YDA's luxury plazas, consisting of 6 blocks, built on 49,134 square meters of land belonging to Agricultural Credit Cooperatives (Tarım Kredi) in Söğütözü, received 9 out of 10 shares, only 1 share fell to Agricultural Credit Cooperatives.
 
Milli Gazete reached the details of a great emphasis, from farmer's land to luxury plazas, which has never been on the public agenda until today.
 
While the process of land looting started in 2011, it was revealed that the real gold hit was made by the current General Manager Hüseyin Aydın.
 
It turned out that Hüseyin Aydın signed a letter of consent not based on income sharing to YDA, which weakened his hand in the lawsuit filed by the Agricultural Credit Cooperatives in 2018 with the allegation of the "Minimum Revenue Sharing Construction Agreement".
 
The Agricultural Credit Cooperatives gave the first letter of consent to YDA on July 26 before the court concluded, and on September 16, the administration was authorized to issue consent for all real estate.
 
The fact that General Manager Hüseyin Aydın gave his consent without considering the revenue sharing principle greatly relieved YDA during the court process.
 
On the other hand, the decisions taken regarding YDA, which contradicted the lawsuit filed by Agricultural Credit Cooperatives in 2018 and were against the Central Union, were brought to the agenda of the Central Union's extraordinary general assembly on September 24, and their approval by the delegates became more evident with the process. it also made sense.
 

WILL AGRICULTURAL LOAN COOPERATIVES GO TO A HIGH COURT?

 
Within the scope of the agreement signed by Agricultural Credit Cooperatives with YDA in 2011, the issue was brought to court in 2018, within the scope of the contract based on the "Fixed Income Sharing Guaranteed in Return for Land" regarding the 49,134 square meter land in Söğütözü, which belongs to the Central Union.
 
While a lawsuit was filed by Fahrettin Poyraz, then General Manager of YDA, due to YDA's failure to fulfill its contractual commitments, Agricultural Credit Cooperatives demanded the restitution of the rights regarding the immovables whose precedent value was increased from 1.5 to 3.6 with the changes made in the zoning plan within the scope of the minimum income sharing construction agreement.
 
The trial, which lasted 4 years at the Ankara 17th Civil Court of First Instance, was concluded against Tarım Kredi on October 11th. The court sentenced YDA to pay only 43 million liras to Agricultural Credit Cooperatives regarding the precedent value increased from 1.5 to 3.6.
 
The court's decision to sentence YDA to pay only 43 million liras in response to the high increase in the precedent value made the decision controversial. At this point, it is curious whether the Agricultural Credit Cooperatives will appeal to a higher court after the consent given to YDA.
 

YDA DEMANDED THE LAND IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE PRESIDENTIAL COMPLEX PROJECT!

 
It is noteworthy that YDA's bid for the 49,134 square meter land of Agricultural Credit Cooperatives in Söğütözü before the project related to the Presidential Complex was brought to the agenda, while the tender, which was held in return for flat in 2011, was abandoned, and the transition to the 'Fixed Income Sharing in return for Land, Guaranteed Fixed Income Sharing' model was also noted. It caused YDA to obtain a large rent on the land.
 
While the contract made in 2011 was based on a 1.5% precedent value, YDA's subsequent changes in the zoning plan increased its precedent value to 2.3 and then to 3.6. With this increase in the precedent value, the area that can be sold has been increased from 73 thousand square meters to 180 thousand square meters.
 

YDA PAID THE MONEY FOR THE LAND IN INSTALLMENTS WITHOUT PAYING INTEREST AND INFLATION DIFFERENCE WITHIN 6 YEARS!

 
YDA purchased 49,134 square meters of land in Söğütözü for 96 million liras in 2011, with the project of "Guaranteed Fixed Income Sharing in return for Land", before the project for the construction of the Presidential Complex was even launched.
 
After deducting 42 million liras from the 14 thousand square meters of closed area that he sold to Tarım Kredi in 2013, he paid the remaining 54 million liras to the Agricultural Credit Cooperatives in full 6 years in installments without any interest or inflation difference.
 
The fact that the land was sold in installments without any interest or inflation difference reveals what a great improvement YDA was made by the Agricultural Credit Cooperatives managers of the time.
 

TODAY'S VALUE IS 10 BILLION LIRA!

 
The present value of luxury residences and sales offices, consisting of 6 blocks, built by YDA on an area of 49,134 square meters in Söğütözü, which has become the most valuable land in Ankara with the construction of the Presidential Complex, is worth 10 billion liras. finds it.

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