(1) If the relevant bench feels that conciliation between the parties is appropriate in any case that can be reconciled according to law, and if the parties agree to adopt the conciliation process, the bench may order that such case be sent to the person or organization listed in the list of conciliators for reconciliation. 28 (2) If both parties to the case request to send the case to conciliation process or if one of the parties to the case requests to send the case to conciliation process and the other party agrees to go to conciliation process, the Srestedar may order to send the case to conciliation process.
(3) Even if the case sent for conciliation cannot be reached once, if all the parties to the case agree and if the court feels that it is appropriate and reasonable to adopt the conciliation process again, it may be ordered to send it for conciliation a second time.
(4) When ordering reconciliation, considering the complexity of the disputed matter, the numerical status of the parties involved in the case, the nature of the disputed matter, the nature of the issue, the natural time required for reconciliation, a maximum time of three months can be granted for reconciliation once or several times.
(5) In general, an order should be given for reconciliation by one conciliator. However, if the parties to the case request to be reconciled by more than one conciliator, or if the court feels that it is appropriate to have more than one conciliator in view of the complexity of the case and the number of parties involved, then with the consent of both parties, an order can be made to conduct reconciliation by a maximum of three conciliators.
(6) If only one conciliator is appointed, during the conciliation process, the conciliator may make a written request to the court to appoint an additional conciliator with the consent of both parties. If requested in this way, no more than three conciliators can be appointed.