Abstract
Any person who claims that his property has been interfered with can exercise his right to sue to protect his fundamental human right to property. In these cases, some documents, information and claims, especially the existence of property and the nature of the intervention made, are evaluated together. Judicial authorities, which evaluate all data, claims and evidence together, make the decision to terminate the process in written legal rules. In fact, the court's decision depends on many factors other than the legal assessment made by the judge. These are the provision of some legal documents, the selection of experts according to the professional characteristics of the case, the determination of the questions to clarify the case, the content and accuracy of the expert report and the ideal duration required. The questionnaire method was used as a data collection tool in this study in order to clarify the current problems and solution suggestions. Online questionnaire form was delivered to a sample group of engineers, most of whom were university academics. Then, real estate lawsuit processes were modelled semantically with Unified Modelling Language (UML) diagrams in accordance with the e-government component, the Turkish National Geographic Information System (TAKBIS) and the National Judicial Network Project (UYAP). The static model has been designed with UML schemes that is able to work online in e-government and integrated with all other e-government systems under UYAP. Those who will do research on this subject are recommended to design a model in e-government and UYAP on different case issues in accordance with the methodology explained. However, in the implementation of such a design; solution suggestions should also be taken from people with professional and technical knowledge, lawyers and judges through the developed questionnaires and maybe semi-structured interview forms. In this way, expectations and suggestions of all parties of the system can be obtained.