Yükümlülüklerin

Yükümlülüklerin is the genitive plural form of yükümlülükler, the Turkish noun meaning obligations, duties, or liabilities. In everyday Turkish, yükümlülük means a duty one is bound to perform, and the form yükümlülüklerin indicates “of the obligations” or “the obligations’.” The word is common in legal, administrative, and business language, where precise allocation of duties is important.

In linguistic terms, yükümlülükler is the plural, and adding -in conveys possession or association, yielding yükümlülüklerin. This form appears in sentences that describe what belongs to or what must be fulfilled by a party, for example: yükümlülüklerin yerine getirilmesi (fulfillment of the obligations) or yükümlülüklerin kapsamı (the scope of the obligations).

In a legal context, yükümlülükler refer to duties that arise from contracts, statutory provisions, or tort law. A person or entity with yükümlülükler must perform the specified edim (the obligation), such as payment, delivery, or service. Failure to fulfill these duties can constitute a breach and may trigger remedies including damages, specific performance, or contract termination, depending on the governing law and terms of the agreement. The content and enforceability of yükümlülükler are clarified by statutes, case law, and contract terms, and may involve joint or several obligations.

Practically, yükümlülükler cover a wide range of obligations, including tax obligations, regulatory compliance, financial disclosures, and contractual commitments. The phrase Yükümlülüklerin is typically used when discussing the obligations themselves or the responsibilities of one or more parties toward others. In translation, yükümlülükler means obligations, while yükümlülüklerin translates as “of the obligations” or “the obligations’.”