İbrahim Tatlıses files lawsuit against his son Ahmet Tatlıses
İbrahim Tatlıses has taken his son, Ahmet Tatlıses—who previously filed for legal guardianship over him due to concerns about his mental health—to court, this time over the 'Tatlıses' brand.
İbrahim Tatlıses has filed a lawsuit against his son, alleging that he opened a venue named 'Tatlıses Kebap' by using the 'Tatlıses' brand, which belongs to him, without authorization.
In his petition, the artist stated that his son is attempting to benefit from the positive reputation he has built through his own efforts over the years without putting in any effort himself, and claimed that Ahmet Tatlıses is misleading consumers and attempting to engage in unfair competition.
The petition included the following statements: "We request the determination, prevention, and cessation of Ahmet Tatlıses's unfair infringement upon the 'Tatlıses' brand belonging to our client. We demand that Ahmet Tatlıses not use the 'Tatlıses' brand in any way."
News Source: Hürriyet
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