Jerry wrote:Well, I have already received one reply from one of the seven Euro MPs that I contacted this afternoon. Obviously I intend to engage with him further: -
Dear Mr "Jerry"
Thank you for your message about the ECHR's decision to recognise the Turkish IPC's competence, in the determination of ownership of property in Turkish-occupied Cyprus, and to insist on the exhaustion of local remedies before intervening.
On the face of it, this should not mean that the matter can go no further than the IPC. It should mean only that the IPC must make a decision before appeal can be made to the ECHR.
A common trick of the local jurisdiction, under these circumstances, is, however, to delay judgement - and thereby any appeal - indefinitely; but there may be some time-limit, for the delivery of an IPC-judgement, which the ECHR will recognise as the period, after which, the IPC can be deemed to have refused to rule, and, consequently, that the local process has been de facto exhausted, and that an appeal can be made.
If this is the case, then it is still worth proceeding at the IPC, with a view to appealing to the ECHR thereafter.
Please let me know whether you think this is a realistic evaluation of the situation, or not.
Yours sincerely,
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Has anyone else bothered?
Sorry Jerry, your post is far more important than my drivel, even though Acingoz and some others may take offence at your writing to your reps.