Murat Boz

In separate litigation with his former management company Stardium Müzik, a court ruled in 2025 that Murat Boz had breached contractual obligations, particularly by negotiating with other companies and disclosing information classified as business secrets or damaging to commercial reputation. He was ordered to pay 83,759.20 TL.

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RTÜK imposed an administrative fine on PowerTürk following broadcast of the Derin Mevzular music video performed by Murat Boz. The regulator found that the video associated violence, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, psychotropic medication and sexuality with messages likely to harm the development of children and adolescents.

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Uğur Bayar sued Murat Boz, Fettah Can and Dokuz Sekiz Müzik, alleging that his work Dünya had been used without authorisation in Özledim. The court ordered material and non-pecuniary damages, and the appeal by Boz and Can was subsequently dismissed, making the decision final.

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Murat Boz's backing vocalists and dancers brought actions to have their undeclared employment periods recognised. Employment courts ruled in their favour; in Ceren Yılmaz's case, the Court of Cassation upheld recognition of 910 days of uninsured employment and the obligation to regularise contributions.

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After several years of litigation with Stardium Müzik, an intellectual property court held that Murat Boz had terminated his contract without justification and performed dozens of concerts without going through the company. He was ordered to pay approximately 105,000 TL, while his counterclaim was dismissed.

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RTÜK included Murat Boz's Geri Dönüş Olsa video among six videos considered to contain scenes going beyond eroticism and potentially harmful to minors, sanctioning broadcaster Kral TV. Boz responded publicly with ironic messages denouncing the equation of his video with pornography and subsequently protested on stage.

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