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[boomerang]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

[aussieturk]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

[FragnaticDeath]

Because all of them are nothing more but common liars. It's much easier to make a topic to claim that you own so much exaggerated land than actually prove it and claim it back. If the person was actually even smart enough he would actually make a topic asking ways of which he can claim back his land but he prefers to missinform people even more.

Thankfully we have people like GR who have the brain and patience to explain to this people the way to do it. I wonder GR don't you ever get bored of this fools?

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

Prove it and stop claiming in your imaginary mind that you own so much. Won't do you any good psychologically

[boomerang]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

then what are you waiting for?...make a claim today and your can have your land as we speak...it's very simple...

which state you in?...i am in melbourne...we regularly meet with another tc, umit, you are more than welcome in meeting us for a beer, if you are in melbourne, down brunswick street...

[Expatkiwi]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

then what are you waiting for?...make a claim today and your can have your land as we speak...it's very simple...

which state you in?...i am in melbourne...we regularly meet with another tc, umit, you are more than welcome in meeting us for a beer, if you are in melbourne, down brunswick street...

Careful, Aussieturk... He'd probably either spit or piss in your beer....

[boomerang]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

then what are you waiting for?...make a claim today and your can have your land as we speak...it's very simple...

which state you in?...i am in melbourne...we regularly meet with another tc, umit, you are more than welcome in meeting us for a beer, if you are in melbourne, down brunswick street...

Careful, Aussieturk... He'd probably either spit or piss in your beer....

fisnished getting shagged by a ram for the day?...what?...

[YFred]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

then what are you waiting for?...make a claim today and your can have your land as we speak...it's very simple...

which state you in?...i am in melbourne...we regularly meet with another tc, umit, you are more than welcome in meeting us for a beer, if you are in melbourne, down brunswick street...

Your day must be 3 years long. Because deniz applied and 3 years on he is still waiting, explain your stupidity bumbo.

[DT.]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

then what are you waiting for?...make a claim today and your can have your land as we speak...it's very simple...

which state you in?...i am in melbourne...we regularly meet with another tc, umit, you are more than welcome in meeting us for a beer, if you are in melbourne, down brunswick street...

Your day must be 3 years long. Because deniz applied and 3 years on he is still waiting, explain your stupidity bumbo.

Better do as he says Boomers or he'll drop the enclave percentage to 1.5% this time.

[Tony-4497]

aussieturk if your family left cyprus prior to '74 you can claim your land today...why not enquire rather than making assumptions...

My parents left in the 50's and I was born in Australia. They left then because they amongst thousands of others were persecuted and had no future in Cyprus. However, land holdings were large on both sides of the family, but both grandparents had lots of children, so the land was split up and both parents were given about 25 acres each.

Like so many others, all I am wondering is what will happen in the future.

If you actually have legal title, then you should be able to re-gain this - or sell it.

[B25]

The South talks about the Orams case and other land built on ion the North, but fails to talk about the Turkish Title land in the South.

In the South, land has been built on by Greeks, fortunates have been made, but will they be happy to give it up and compensate the rightful owners. My family had 50 acres in the South near Larnaca, my mothers village has been demolished and brand new houses have been built by Greek developers.

I wonder how much money I am owed as part of my inheritance?

AT, do you mean donums as oppose to acres???

Is your land near the beach??

I know people that will buy it, interested??

Cheers

oh and they will do all the paperwork to get it back too!