Restraining order issued against Levent İnanır following Neslihan Acar's application
Following an application by actress Neslihan Acar alleging that she was threatened, the court has issued a protective order against her ex-husband, Levent İnanır.
The first court decision has been issued in the legal process initiated by actress Neslihan Acar, who alleged that she was threatened by her ex-husband, Levent İnanır. Following an application made by Acar through her lawyer, Şebnem Şencebe, a protection and restraining order was issued against Levent İnanır.
The process came to the agenda following discussions regarding the inheritance and will of Kadir İnanır, one of the master names of Yeşilçam. The remarks made by Levent İnanır, who is Kadir İnanır's nephew, regarding the will, brought the tension between the former spouses to court.
In a statement made by Neslihan Acar's management agency, it was announced that Acar had resorted to legal channels and that a court-ordered protective measure had been taken against the relevant person.
The necessary legal process has been initiated by Neslihan Acar, whom I manage, through her lawyer Şebnem Şencebe. Within the scope of the ongoing legal process, a restraining order has been issued by the court against the relevant person.
It was stated that the dispute escalated following Levent İnanır's remarks regarding Kadir İnanır's will, in which he claimed, "My uncle had a problem with his will." It was reported that Acar reacted to these statements and subsequently applied to the judiciary, alleging that she had been threatened.
The agency's statement also noted that due to the sensitivity of the ongoing investigation and judicial process, no further statements will be made to the public or members of the press until the case is concluded.
News Source: 12punto
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