Cyprus Breaking News: Orams house 'will not de demolished'
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by bill cobbett » Thu Jan 28, 2010 3:29 am
Oh, and the house will be "bought" by the Regime and "sold" on to a non-EU national or an Illegal Settler.
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by Oracle » Thu Jan 28, 2010 10:53 am
bill cobbett wrote:Oh, and the house will be "bought" by the Regime and "sold" on to a non-EU national or an Illegal Settler.
Eventually they will be stuck with Turkish nationals and the whole thing will go toxic for Turkey ...
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by CBBB » Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:41 pm
Cyprus Breaking News: Orams appeal dismissed
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE 29.JAN.10
An application by David and Linda Orams to appeal the ruling of the British Court of Appeal in the Apostolides v Orams case has been dismissed.
Meletis Apostolides` lawyer Constantis Kandounas explained that in the United Kingdom the interested party must first be granted permission by the Court of Appeal in order to file an appeal.
The Court of Appeal ruled that a decision by a Cypriot court, in connection with claims relating to Greek Cypriot owned property in Cyprus’ northern Turkish occupied areas, must be executed.
The Cypriot court had ordered the Orams to pay compensation to Apostolides, demolish the holiday home they had built on his land in the Turkish occupied village of Lapithos, halt all intervention on the said property and deliver it to its legal owner. - Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2009
http://www.famagusta-gazette.com/defaul ... te&he=.com
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE 29.JAN.10
An application by David and Linda Orams to appeal the ruling of the British Court of Appeal in the Apostolides v Orams case has been dismissed.
Meletis Apostolides` lawyer Constantis Kandounas explained that in the United Kingdom the interested party must first be granted permission by the Court of Appeal in order to file an appeal.
The Court of Appeal ruled that a decision by a Cypriot court, in connection with claims relating to Greek Cypriot owned property in Cyprus’ northern Turkish occupied areas, must be executed.
The Cypriot court had ordered the Orams to pay compensation to Apostolides, demolish the holiday home they had built on his land in the Turkish occupied village of Lapithos, halt all intervention on the said property and deliver it to its legal owner. - Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2009
http://www.famagusta-gazette.com/defaul ... te&he=.com
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