Turkey's Constitutional Court has received a defence from Yeni Parti in the dispute over its name. The party argues that no similarity exists between its title and that of the Yenilik Partisi. Its submission states plainly that the two names do not create confusion among voters. To back the point, the defence points to other registered parties whose names also contain the word 'yeni', meaning new. The party maintains that such a common word cannot be claimed by one political group alone. The court will now weigh the arguments before deciding if the name can stand. An adverse ruling could force the party to rebrand.