Kifeas wrote:YFred wrote:halil wrote:Again, as one would expect, the Turkish Cypriot estimates of Turkish Cypriot-owned land on either side of the island are much higher than the Greek Cypriot estimates: 33.1% of privately owned land in the north, and 22.8% of privately owned land in the south (corresponding Greek Cypriot figures are 21.1% and 13.9%, respectively). What is more important is the percentage of Greek Cypriot private property in the north. The Turkish Cypriot side estimates this at 1,228,838 donums, which is equivalent to 63.8% of all privately owned land in the north. Although significantly lower than the corresponding Greek Cypriot estimate (1,463,382 donums or 78.5%), this is still a remarkably high percentage.
God knows what will happen at the table
Mr X will have to invite a pole dancer to distract Talat from these figures.
It is not up to what the TC side or Talat say, but what the international community accept, which is basically what the RoC land registry records say. The RoC land registry records are always open to inspection for anyone wishing to see each property's history records. Nevertheless, this is also what the CoE and the ECtHRs accept in all the property cases of Cyprus.
International experts can solve this once and for all taking into account all documenttion and the decision will have to be accepted by both sides.