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The "Orams" in Karmi take turn

Postby Sotos » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:09 pm

I guess somebody must have wrote this somewhere but I think it deserves its own thread! According to Candunas the lawyer of Apostolides there will be another case similar to Apostolides by the end of May. The case is with property in Karmi. So who is the next lucky bastard to have his life ruined because he was a selfish asshole and bought GC property in occupied Cyprus? :D Its like winning the lottery in reverse :lol: I want to see Talat playing tough some more and then there will be a lot more "winners" in his pseudo state :lol:
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Re: The "Orams" in Karmi take turn

Postby Get Real! » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:17 pm

Sotos wrote:Its like winning the lottery in reverse :lol:

Yup, it’s called Ottol! 8)
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Re: The "Orams" in Karmi take turn

Postby Kifeas » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:18 pm

Sotos wrote:I guess somebody must have wrote this somewhere but I think it deserves its own thread! According to Candunas the lawyer of Apostolides there will be another case similar to Apostolides by the end of May. The case is with property in Karmi. So who is the next lucky bastard to have his life ruined because he was a selfish asshole and bought GC property in occupied Cyprus? :D Its like winning the lottery in reverse :lol: I want to see Talat playing tough some more and then there will be a lot more "winners" in his pseudo state :lol:


Sotos, I do not think there is a need to constantly go down to that level of expressions towards these people. After all, the majority of these people were also (primarily) mislead by their own government that failed to inform them properly -in fact it actually did quite the opposite, as well by the TC propaganda of the regime and the "developers" there. I insist that had the British governments been more honest and responsible, only very few of these people would have opted for "investing" in GC properties in the occupied north.
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:21 pm

When is the Brıtish Court going to pass judgement and when can they protest in the Lords? How long will all this take..thing the waiting list is 6 years.
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Re: The "Orams" in Karmi take turn

Postby Sotos » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:22 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:Its like winning the lottery in reverse :lol:

Yup, it’s called Ottol! 8)


:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby kurupetos » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:25 pm

Viewpoint wrote:When is the Brıtish Court going to pass judgement and when can they protest in the Lords? How long will all this take..thing the waiting list is 6 years.


We will enjoy every moment of it! Let justice be served! :D
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Postby Oracle » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:27 pm

The British government are notorious for not looking after their people's financial interests when their own politics are at stake .... So I agree the UK Government is to blame for misinformation.

But the duty of care to those properties rests with the occupation forces .... the major crime of selling these properties rests with the Turks who stole the land in the first place.

The Turks are who we have to go after. Shame the Brits can't keep out of it altogether, if they are not prepared to help as fellow EU members! :roll:
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Postby Sotos » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:27 pm

Viewpoint wrote:When is the Brıtish Court going to pass judgement and when can they protest in the Lords? How long will all this take..thing the waiting list is 6 years.


And when are they going to be in "their" home and be carefree enjoying the sun and the sea? Maybe they can drag it a bit longer but they can not avoid the inevitable. Better to quit now and save themselves from being ruined mentally. Or they can just suicide. That would be a good solution for them also. ;)
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Postby polis » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:32 pm

Viewpoint wrote:When is the Brıtish Court going to pass judgement and when can they protest in the Lords? How long will all this take..thing the waiting list is 6 years.


There is really nothing to protest to the Lords. The ECJ judgment is binding, final and conclusive.
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Re: The "Orams" in Karmi take turn

Postby boomerang » Fri May 01, 2009 12:37 am

Kifeas wrote:
Sotos wrote:I guess somebody must have wrote this somewhere but I think it deserves its own thread! According to Candunas the lawyer of Apostolides there will be another case similar to Apostolides by the end of May. The case is with property in Karmi. So who is the next lucky bastard to have his life ruined because he was a selfish asshole and bought GC property in occupied Cyprus? :D Its like winning the lottery in reverse :lol: I want to see Talat playing tough some more and then there will be a lot more "winners" in his pseudo state :lol:


Sotos, I do not think there is a need to constantly go down to that level of expressions towards these people. After all, the majority of these people were also (primarily) mislead by their own government that failed to inform them properly -in fact it actually did quite the opposite, as well by the TC propaganda of the regime and the "developers" there. I insist that had the British governments been more honest and responsible, only very few of these people would have opted for "investing" in GC properties in the occupied north.


I disagree with you Kifeas...everyone knows buying stolen goods is illegal, and in actual fact the law gives a heavier sentence to the these people that to the actual thieves...ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law...

At the same time why was the tc owned land more expensive than the gc owned property in the occupied?...if the properties were on par then I could I agree with you, but that wasn't the case...they knew exactly what they were doing...
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