Abstract
The state, which uses sovereign power in the collection of public receivables, takes some measures for the rapid and effective collection of public receivables. One of these measures includes the deprivation of certain savings as explained in the Law No. 6183 of the AATUHK. This method, which is one of the protection methods of the public receivable, may be applied by force in the collection of the public receivable, and may also be deemed invalid by taking into account some of the savings acquisitions that may make this receivable in the collection of the receivable. This method, which is used as a protection method when collecting public receivables, serves the same purpose as other protection methods; to prevent the borrowers from smuggling goods, and to ensure that the receivables are deemed null and void. The purpose of the examination of this subject is to examine the dispositions that are the subject of the action for the annulment of the disposition, what the conditions are for the lawsuit to be filed, the addressee, within which legal period it can be filed, what the result of this will cause, the course of the action for the annulment of the disposition from 1998 to the present has been examined, and some issues seen in the legislation have been examined. Solutions to the shortcomings have been proposed.