bill cobbett wrote:Acikgoz wrote:Bill, all well and good, but we will no doubt be interested in how the south deal with their claims by TCs. Timing will no doubt be kept of response as too will compensation.
Tax payers on both sides will be left lumbered with the costs, and of course lawyers' cut.
Mate, can only refer you to two things,
First the implication of the Sofi Settlement earlier this year which spells the end of the 6 month residency requirement in the near future. You will be aware of this and its implications. It's a Remedy that leads to RESTITUTION and not to compensation, cos the property rights of tissies in the Free Areas have never been in doubt. (Please don't waste our time by replying with the usual pollocks about Larnaca airport and refugee housing estates).
Second take a walk to the Tissy Information Centre, near the top end of Ledras, where you can get FREE advice at Mr Candounas's charitable expense of how to claim your property. You may even wish to engage his professional services through the Courts of the Republic, although it may soon be as easy as wandering up to the appropriate Land registry Office.
So it looks like, as usual, it's pretty easy at least for some of us to get our rights to property recognised and well nigh impossible for others.
Now how do you justify that mate??????
Dear Bill, please explain to us again why it is that we have to apply to the court with legal expenses to get what's ours from a legally recognised government again. How is that justified?
While you are at it, how does the said court justify putting them to one side on the grounds that they are TC claims and push them through when they are GC claims?
Please explain it to us one more time, I am having difficulty sleeping tonight.