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Conclusion on North Cyprus proprieties?

Postby victorescu » Sun Nov 18, 2007 1:00 pm

Guys, thank you on your guiding lines on this subject.
I read the links you provided me, and I got somehow ... amazed about how thinks are going on this :(

First: It is not wise to buy a piece of land that already has 2-3 owners :))
Second: Too many problems pointed by too many people in that region regarding the land proprieties in North Cyprus.
Third: Some personal bad experience with people over there in one trip I did this summer in North Cyprus (I'll give details on this experience in another post on other subject).

Conclusion: I advised my brother in low to quit this option to buy some land in North Cyprus. He agreed. He is looking now into Lemesos area, where at least the risks are almost zero.

And finally ... what I do not understand: how someone can sell you a piece of land that is not his property? :cry:
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Postby Peterc » Sun Nov 18, 2007 6:23 pm

Theft is when one person appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanantly depriving them of it, ARE YOU A THIEF VP?
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Postby humanist » Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:37 pm

Victor if you believe the Cyprus problem will be solved then dont buy land in the TRNC....but the chances of a settlement between TCs and GCs is very very very unlikely and to support this there are 10.000 foreign land owners in the TRNC with 2500 of them permanent resident in the TRNC. The Israeli always invest wisely and they are currently buying up big chuncks of Land with sea views, the choice is yours.


Thanks VP you have now come very clear on your position. Not that you should care what I think of course, but I respected your position on partition, because that is what you believe. However, this is loud and clear that not only you support the separation of your own country but also illegal behaviour. Not too mention a total disregard for your fellow Cypriots. You have no right to sell my grandmother's home without our consent. Not that you care.
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Postby umit07 » Sun Nov 18, 2007 11:04 pm

How can GC's build on TC land and it be legal? Last time I went to Episkopi some guy was building a villa on my grandmothers property.
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Postby Nikitas » Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:15 am

Umit07,

All Turkish Cypriot owned land in the south is administered by an officially appointed Trustee. If someone built on your grandmaother's land illegally then you can take them to court and rake in a fair amount of money in damages. In addition to the owners of the house the net also catches the builders, architects and the town planning department.

The only building allowed on Turkish Cypriot land is public works and housing for displaced persons. Look into it.
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Postby Viewpoint » Mon Nov 19, 2007 1:21 am

humanist wrote:
Victor if you believe the Cyprus problem will be solved then dont buy land in the TRNC....but the chances of a settlement between TCs and GCs is very very very unlikely and to support this there are 10.000 foreign land owners in the TRNC with 2500 of them permanent resident in the TRNC. The Israeli always invest wisely and they are currently buying up big chuncks of Land with sea views, the choice is yours.


Thanks VP you have now come very clear on your position. Not that you should care what I think of course, but I respected your position on partition, because that is what you believe. However, this is loud and clear that not only you support the separation of your own country but also illegal behaviour. Not too mention a total disregard for your fellow Cypriots. You have no right to sell my grandmother's home without our consent. Not that you care.


Thank you for allowing me to have an opinion and to argue it, a lot of people on here are so blinkered to other forms of a solution they live in some kind of utopia where GCs rule and TCs must obey, well it aint gonna happen. The chasm is to wide to bridge and getting wider this forum is living proof of what I am saying is right, the only real solution we are moving towards is agree partition, like it or not a re-elect Papadop will definate take us closer to our goal of easing isolation on the TRNC.
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Postby Viewpoint » Mon Nov 19, 2007 1:23 am

Peterc wrote:Theft is when one person appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanantly depriving them of it, ARE YOU A THIEF VP?


Maybe you should ask that question to those who tried to give Cyprus to Greece and the developments that followed.
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Postby Nikitas » Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:11 am

Those who tried to give Cyprus to Greece were fiercely resisted by GREEK CYPRIOTS. How much resistance have you put up against Turkish thievery VP?
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Postby humanist » Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:54 am

How can GC's build on TC land and it be legal? Last time I went to Episkopi some guy was building a villa on my grandmothers property.


Not right in the south either you can take action through Turkish Cypriot Property Protection organisation. What can poor Mirofora do?
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Postby Viewpoint » Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:55 am

Nikitas wrote:Those who tried to give Cyprus to Greece were fiercely resisted by GREEK CYPRIOTS. How much resistance have you put up against Turkish thievery VP?


Who voted for enosis? 99.9% of the Greek Cypriots....did we as TCs try to force you to become part of another country prior to your eoka dream? 1974 everyone was fighting for their lives and feared annihilation, this sort of fear will drive people to extremes. The current situation is just as much your doing as it is mine and we have said yes to try and resolves matters unfortunately you did not want unification under the AP as it did not give you everything you wanted so the problem still exists between us therefore complaining that we have done nothing is not right, you should really do some self analysis and see that the GCs have done nothing over the past 3 years yet want everything using the EU, it will take another 50 years for you guys to realize that the route you are taking will get you nowhere, you are just to stubborn and arrogant to realize this.
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