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[Malapapa]

http://www.famagusta-gazette.com

Cyprus Breaking News: Orams house 'will not de demolished'
Hasan Ercakica, spokesman of the Turkish Cypriot leader, has stated that the administration in northern Cyprus will not implement the decision of the British Court of Appeals regarding the Orams case.

He also called on Greek Cypriot refugee Meletis Apostolides to file an application to the ‘Immovable Property Commission’, set up by Turkey in the occupied areas of the island, if he wants the return of his property.

Ercakica noted that in addition to the legal support they offered to the Orams couple, they will provide to them any kind of help in order to make them feel less the influence of the lawsuit.

Ercakica reiterated that they are determined to show that the decisions of this court are not applicable in northern Cyprus.

“The decision of this court, including the demolition of the house, the return of the property and everything like that, will not be implemented in northern Cyprus. Let the court itself find the way of implementing this decision. If Apostolides wants the return of his property, let him apply to the Immovable Property Commission.”

Meanwhile, the Orams couple continue to collect their belongings from the house.

In an interview with the daily Halkin Sesi newspaper, the Oramses said they are packing their belongings in order to be able to act immediately and move out of the house according to instructions by their lawyers.

They added that the information published in the press that they have moved out of the house was not true.

- Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2009



I wonder if this guy Ercakica has any assets, and everything like that, in the UK?

[boomerang]

it doesn't matter what the idiotic puppets think...

1...orams will have to vocate and never occupy land belonging to others
2...compensation will need to be paid, like rent
3...court fees need to be paid
4...collapse of the wholesale selling of property belonging to others

what has been shown through this case though, is how unlawful an illegal state can be...

[paliometoxo]

i knew the trnc would make such a move. i think everyone did..

He also called on Greek Cypriot refugee Meletis Apostolides to file an application to the ‘Immovable Property Commission’, set up by Turkey in the occupied areas of the island, if he wants the return of his property.

and the trnc will let him take it back? not likely..

the decisions are not applicable in the north cyprus? they would of been if it was in favour of trnc

i am really interested to see what england does.. most likely not much but we will see, but at least the couple where kicked out and are not living there

[Malapapa]

Ercakica: "Let the court itself find the way of implementing this decision"

Isn't this contempt of court...? He'd better not leave the Organised Republic of Northern Crime in a hurry!

[paliometoxo]

yes but since its not what they want they ignore it and say it does not apply to them

[Malapapa]

yes but since its not what they want they ignore it and say it does not apply to them

Yes. So did this guy.

[paliometoxo]

lets see what england does. the trnc will probably try sell it again or put someone else in the house

[Oracle]

I would have thought it's immaterial whether the house was demolished or not. After all, at this stage, Mr Apostolides is not free to use his land as he likes.

But, when the Turks and their congenitally defective counterparts are finally removed, then I'm sure Mr Apostolides will enjoy, personally, doing what he likes to this concrete block ...

[bill cobbett]

We must expect the Illegal Regime to put on a publicity show with all the usual bravado and bluster, all the dodgy-flag waving and pompous hand-over of keys to a new villa to the Orams etc (we can all paint a picture in our minds of a suitable ceremony).

Mr A's costs, and this was before the ECJ judgment and the GB Appeal Court were some £800,000GBP. No amount of bluster or of grand key-handover ceremonies can avoid the payment of this huge amount by Tnucland to the Mr A through the GB Courts ... or else.

As has been said the important thing here is that a single refugee, who probably just wanted to pick a couple of his lemons to squeeze over his souvla back in the Free Areas, has been able to reach across the seemingly impregnable legal embargo of the Illegal Regime, through the mist of thirty-five years of his family's misery in that Summer of 74, and deal Turkey's Occupation Regime such a massive blow.

[paliometoxo]

yes and now the trnc turns round and says MAKE US... and that was the obvious but cleaver move because they know no one touches them or enforces any rules they laugh and make fools of them even america will do nothing to them