Summary
Highlights
Defines hısımlık (kinship) as the relationship between persons based on blood or contract, situated within the Law of Persons in civil law.
Explains vertical kinship (alt soy/üst soy) involving parents, children, and grandparents, and lateral kinship (yan soy) involving brothers, uncles, and cousins.
Teaches the method of counting births between individuals as the basis for calculating the degree of kinship. Explains full-blood (tam kan) versus half-blood (yarım kan) relationships.
Clarifies that marriage does not create a kinship between spouses, but rather between a spouse and the relatives of the other spouse. Discusses how these degrees are calculated similar to blood kinship.
Briefly covers kinship by adoption and summarizes the legal rules regarding age differences for adoption, concluding the session with exam preparation advice.