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Postby Tony-4497 » Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:47 pm

Linda Orams was mocking the court's order by stating she needs to "appear" to be complying and would apply to the "TRNC" for a "planning permission" to demolish the villa..

I am sure all will be in deep shock when her application is rejected..
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Postby paliometoxo » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:09 pm

or just takes a long time for them to reply.. i knew the turks would just ignore it like they do everything else..

it wont help the trnc one bit but good for them
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:13 pm

Many ways to skin a cat, I like the idea of delaying the permission and gifting the Orams an even better villa than before, allowing them the opportunity to say the TRNC will not allow them to demolish the villa, or a second close would be to blow the piece of land to kingdom come and ask Apostilies to come watch and give him his TRNC deeds at a cermoney under the eyes of the world press and then gift an even bigger villa to the Orams for all their hard work and suffering at the hands of ruthless GCs as seen by the whole world.
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Postby Jerry » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:15 pm

Well this is what carpetbagger Frank has to say on his site "Frank and Joan in north Cyprus" today : -



Obviously there has lots been said over the last few days over the Orams case and the fact that they have lost their appeal. Everyone it seems is devastated by the news and feels for Linda and David Orams. We will all be aware that the press will have a field day and paint pictures of total doom and gloom and report that thousands will now lose their property here in TRNC, but in fact the decision this week means that the original court decision in 2004 by the South Nicosia District Court, that the Orams must demolish their property, pay back rent and compensation to the original Greek owner has not changed, but is now ratified. The UK court also made no mention of the Orams needing to sell their UK home in order to pay the Greek owner.
That is all very well, but the south cannot enforce this as they do not recognise the TRNC and that is unlikely to change in the near future. It would need a dramatic change of heart by the Greek Cypriots to unify the island and to therefore be able to enforce this decision. The current talks between the two presidents would not indicate that this is about to happen.

At the same time the TRNC Presidency has pledged financial and mental support to the Orams, offering to pay their compensation bill and provide them with a new villa if necessary. This would mean that they could get to keep their villa and their home in UK. At the same time the Presidential office says that there is no guarantee that they would do the same for any other cases which might arise. So for the Orams, no loss there then, just five years of damage to the construction industry here whilst the case progressed. A political win, win situation for the south. Clearly another case could only arise if anyone is silly enough to accept a summons from the South Nicosia District Court and some 12 months ago the authorities here made it illegal for any court officer to try to issue a summons to individuals here. So if anyone knocks on your door here, with paperwork to this effect, then call the police immediately, preferably with the registration number of the vehicle they are in.

The dispute between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities over property, can only be resolved by a political solution and not by issuing thousands of individual writs and in the meantime the Immovable Properties Commission has been accepted as the right route to go to resolve property matters and it has to date helped in around 400 cases, so this must be the way forward, at a much lower cost. Recently the Greek Cypriots have paid considerable compensation and returned property and the Turkish/TRNC government has done similar things here, so the claim, some years ago, that compensation would be handled by the government authorities appears to be valid.

In the meantime the propaganda machine will make short term mileage out of this situation, just at his done since the original court appearance. I personally believe that this has been the main objective of the Greek Cypriots involved as they must be fully aware that they cannot solve the property issue in this way. This coming year will hopefully see some of these issues resolved, but probably not until after the presidential elections.
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Postby Hermes » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:20 pm

Here are the details of a reputable demolition company:

http://www.squibbdemolition.com

Squibb Demolition Limited is one of the UK’s leading demolition contractors offering a comprehensive service for all demolition, decommissioning, decontamination and associated works.
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Postby CBBB » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:20 pm

Jerry wrote:Well this is what carpetbagger Frank has to say on his site "Frank and Joan in north Cyprus" today : -



Obviously there has lots been said over the last few days over the Orams case and the fact that they have lost their appeal. Everyone it seems is devastated by the news and feels for Linda and David Orams. We will all be aware that the press will have a field day and paint pictures of total doom and gloom and report that thousands will now lose their property here in TRNC, but in fact the decision this week means that the original court decision in 2004 by the South Nicosia District Court, that the Orams must demolish their property, pay back rent and compensation to the original Greek owner has not changed, but is now ratified. The UK court also made no mention of the Orams needing to sell their UK home in order to pay the Greek owner.
That is all very well, but the south cannot enforce this as they do not recognise the TRNC and that is unlikely to change in the near future. It would need a dramatic change of heart by the Greek Cypriots to unify the island and to therefore be able to enforce this decision. The current talks between the two presidents would not indicate that this is about to happen.

At the same time the TRNC Presidency has pledged financial and mental support to the Orams, offering to pay their compensation bill and provide them with a new villa if necessary. This would mean that they could get to keep their villa and their home in UK. At the same time the Presidential office says that there is no guarantee that they would do the same for any other cases which might arise. So for the Orams, no loss there then, just five years of damage to the construction industry here whilst the case progressed. A political win, win situation for the south. Clearly another case could only arise if anyone is silly enough to accept a summons from the South Nicosia District Court and some 12 months ago the authorities here made it illegal for any court officer to try to issue a summons to individuals here. So if anyone knocks on your door here, with paperwork to this effect, then call the police immediately, preferably with the registration number of the vehicle they are in.

The dispute between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities over property, can only be resolved by a political solution and not by issuing thousands of individual writs and in the meantime the Immovable Properties Commission has been accepted as the right route to go to resolve property matters and it has to date helped in around 400 cases, so this must be the way forward, at a much lower cost. Recently the Greek Cypriots have paid considerable compensation and returned property and the Turkish/TRNC government has done similar things here, so the claim, some years ago, that compensation would be handled by the government authorities appears to be valid.

In the meantime the propaganda machine will make short term mileage out of this situation, just at his done since the original court appearance. I personally believe that this has been the main objective of the Greek Cypriots involved as they must be fully aware that they cannot solve the property issue in this way. This coming year will hopefully see some of these issues resolved, but probably not until after the presidential elections.


What a tosser!

He is trying to make the situation sound better as he is trying to sell his illegally owned property.

Are there bigger tossers out there willing to buy it?
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:21 pm

Viewpoint wrote:Many ways to skin a cat, I like the idea of delaying the permission and gifting the Orams an even better villa than before, allowing them the opportunity to say the TRNC will not allow them to demolish the villa, or a second close would be to blow the piece of land to kingdom come and ask Apostilies to come watch and give him his TRNC deeds at a cermoney under the eyes of the world press and then gift an even bigger villa to the Orams for all their hard work and suffering at the hands of ruthless GCs as seen by the whole world.

So how many TC villas can you gift the carpetbaggers because there’s dozens more cases coming soon… eventually you’ll have to abandon your home too! :lol:
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Postby paliometoxo » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:22 pm

Everyone it seems is devastated by the news and feels for Linda and David Orams.


that part is funny.. feel sorry for them haha good one..

It would need a dramatic change of heart by the Greek Cypriots to unify the island and to therefore be able to enforce this decision.


he talks like its up to us if we want to re unify like we could click our fingers and re unify the island.. its the TURKS you idiot
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Postby Jerry » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:28 pm

Come on folks, help the poor old sod out, place a bid for Frank's piece of paradise. I've got an old 100,000 Turkish Lira note (worth about 4p) so I will start the bidding.

http://www.frankandjoan.com/our_villa_i ... /index.php
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:29 pm

paliometoxo wrote:
Everyone it seems is devastated by the news and feels for Linda and David Orams.


that part is funny.. feel sorry for them haha good one..

It would need a dramatic change of heart by the Greek Cypriots to unify the island and to therefore be able to enforce this decision.


he talks like its up to us if we want to re unify like we could click our fingers and re unify the island.. its the TURKS you idiot


They are confident that a solution will never be found, do you think they are wrong? 99.9% they are right.
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