https://basvuru.legaldergi.com.tr/?mod=sayi_detay&sayi_id=1213 Legal Hukuk Dergisi en 2024-08-29 https://basvuru.legaldergi.com.tr/?mod=makale_tr_ozet&makale_id=45386 https://basvuru.legaldergi.com.tr/?mod=makale_tr_ozet&makale_id=45386 Seyfettin KARASeyfettin Kara The organ transplantation is an important phenomenon in the sense of protecting the right to life of the organ donor and the organ recipient as well as in the sense of protecting the public health. At a prima facie presumption, organ transplantation can be freely performed, and a person can be able to give his organ to whoever he wants and can be able to take an organ from anyone he wants. However, the right to life is one of the fundamental rights that cannot be touched, transferred or given up. Because, despite the consent of the person who wants to give his organ, the right to life of a person in question shall be protected against the society, the state and even himself. In the sense of organ transplantation from a living person to another, it is important to protect the right to life of the person. The transplantation of an organ that will end or endanger the life of a person who will give the organ, even if he explicitly consents, clearly interferes with that person's right to life. Organ transplantation is not only related to medical and health sciences but also related to many social disciplines, including economy, psychological and law. On the other hand, in organ transplantation from a living person, it is not enough to respect the right to life, but also to comply with ethical values. Regarding the ethical considerations, not allowing the organ transplantation for the fulfillment of a certain interest or any commercial purpose is the most important ethical obligation. In addition, the person giving his organ shall be adequately informed by a physician specialized in organ transplantation. 2024-08-29 https://basvuru.legaldergi.com.tr/?mod=makale_tr_ozet&makale_id=45018 https://basvuru.legaldergi.com.tr/?mod=makale_tr_ozet&makale_id=45018 Zeynep ÖZCANYAREN KOÇ With the Turkish Civil Code no. 4721 in 01.01.2002, the regime of participation in acquired property was accepted as the legal property regime in our law system. The article 218 of the TCC, "The regime of participation in acquired property covers individual property and acquired property of each of the spouses" provision is included. According to this provision, the regime of participation in acquired property regulated in our law is based on the distinction individual property and acquired property. Art.219 of the TCC, while the acquired property is regulated; Art.220, in accordance with the law, includes the values deemed as individual property. Art.221 of the TCC, the assets values that can be accepted as individual property is stipulated by the property regime contract. Acquired property is included in the liquidation of the legal goods regime, while individual property is excluded from this liquidation. So, the distinction between these property is one of the most important aspects in our law. 2024-08-29