DT. wrote:On other similar shattering news, the Board of Directors of Ethnikos Latsion has decided to buy new nets for its 2 five a side goals. RFP's have been sent to a company in Germany where we hear the same nets are used in a popular High School there!!
londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
miltiades wrote:londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
The teaty of guarantee called upon the three guarantor powers to respect and protect the independence and territorial integrity of the RoC .
Do you think than maybe it has been violated and therefore in legal terms rendered null and void ..
One of the Guarantor powers invaded and occupied a large part of Cyprus subsequentltly declaring this occupied part as a separate nation from that which this guarantor power had signed to protect.
londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
kurupetos wrote:miltiades wrote:londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
The teaty of guarantee called upon the three guarantor powers to respect and protect the independence and territorial integrity of the RoC .
Do you think than maybe it has been violated and therefore in legal terms rendered null and void ..
One of the Guarantor powers invaded and occupied a large part of Cyprus subsequentltly declaring this occupied part as a separate nation from that which this guarantor power had signed to protect.
No law becomes void if someone violates it.
miltiades wrote:kurupetos wrote:miltiades wrote:londoner wrote:Correct me if I am wrong but the Treaty of Guarantee was part of the 1960 constitution which still exists does it not
The teaty of guarantee called upon the three guarantor powers to respect and protect the independence and territorial integrity of the RoC .
Do you think than maybe it has been violated and therefore in legal terms rendered null and void ..
One of the Guarantor powers invaded and occupied a large part of Cyprus subsequentltly declaring this occupied part as a separate nation from that which this guarantor power had signed to protect.
No law becomes void if someone violates it.
I was reffering to the stature of guarantors not the law , a contract if you like that one party defaults , the contract can not be enforced by the party that caused the default of the said contract .
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