paaul12 wrote:Just to help you guys out, (GS) with the propaganda you are forced to swallow daily.
You should be aware that the ECHR is about to accept the Property Commission ruling that a GC can exchange land in the north with land in the south, despite your 'property guardian' thinking wrongly that it is only them who can determine the fate of TC land in the south.
So good news for the Property Commission, bring on the other 1400 cases will be what the ECHR will now say, so if you have any outstanding land issues you should contact the Property Commission, I am sure they would be glad to hear from you.
As I have been saying 2008 is going to be a good year for the TRNC. It looks like the party will be starting earlier than even I had expected.
Shall we arrange a party for all the members to attend to celebrate this monumental decision?
POLITIS
- Turkey is called to present a property exchange mechanism to the European Court of Human Rights by Jan.14, in connection with pending case of a Greek Cypriot refugee seeking compensation for land in northern Cyprus.
SIMERINI
- European Court of Human Rights rejects intervention of government which attempted to avert a friendly settlement between a Greek Cypriot refugee and Turkey over property he owns in north Cyprus.
http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssIndu ... 6120080108
Erel: The ECHR does not recognize the “TRNC”
Turkish Cypriot daily Afrika newspaper (14.01.08 ) reports that Ali Erel, chairman of the Cyprus EU Association, has commented on the Tymvios case which was examined at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). In a written statement issued yesterday, Mr Erel noted that the ECHR does not recognize the local remedies in the “TRNC”, because it does not recognize the “TRNC”. He also argued that the Tymvios case could not be withdrawn.
(I/Ts.)http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/All/803674EF25A3B88EC22573D000428D73?OpenDocument
