The completion of the judgement in Turkish law is regulated in Article 305/A of the Code of Civil Procedure. These deficiencies in the essential decision may be completed later in cases where the court does not give full or partial ruling about it, although it is required to be submitted in the trial or to be adjudicated ex officio. The request of one of the parties is required for the completion of the judgement. If the request for the completion of the judgement is accepted by the court, the judgement is completed by making an additional decision. The purpose of the regulation on the completion of the judgment is to ensure the completion of the missing final decisions. It is not possible to rectify or change the court decision by completing the judgement. The completion of the judgement is requested from the court that gave the missing judgement. This method is applied with a petition. If the court finds that there is something missing in the judgement under the conditions of the law, it decides to accept the request for completion. Upon acceptance of the request for completion of the judgement by the court, a "complementary judgement" is given. If the request for completion does not meet the required conditions, the court decides to refuse the request for completion. Both the acceptance of the request for completion (complementary judgement) and the rejection of the request for completion are additional decisions. According to the 2nd sentence of the 1st paragraph of the article 305/A of the Civil Procedure Law, legal remedies are open against the decisions made upon the request for completion.