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Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:12 pm

He failed to refute what I stated and so do you. Pots and kettles aren't discussion material.

But your compounded insults say more for your frustrating failings ...
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Postby bsharpish » Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:14 pm

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" ... the potential for Chancel Repair Liabilities has been passed down to successive owners of the land or buildings. This is the liability of a property owner to contribute to the cost of repair of the chancel (or steeple) of a church.
Although this liability seems archaic the Government has no plans to abolish it. The Government has, however, acted to make the existence of the liability much simpler to discover. From October 2013, chancel repair liability will only bind buyers of registered land if it is referred to on the land register. By that time, virtually all freehold land in England and Wales will be registered. The Government believes that this approach strikes a fair balance between the landowners subject to the liability and its owners who are, in England, generally Parochial Church Councils and, in Wales, the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.

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now you are trying to deflect the issue... what has this got to do with the incompetance or chicanery of a local lawyer ??? or your "foot in the mouth" abilities ????? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:21 pm

bsharpish ... you are far too slow and really need to read the exchanges before putting your foot (or overlong ears) in your mouth.

It's evidence to show that even the British lawyers who lay down their life and "personal interests" can find it a little hard to track down all encumbrances. However, I know from experience, the more you pay a lawyer, the more he uncovers! :wink:

But, his Conduct may have been impeccable ...
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Postby bsharpish » Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:35 pm

Oracle wrote:bsharpish ... you are far too slow and really need to read the exchanges before putting your foot (or overlong ears) in your mouth.

It's evidence to show that even the British lawyers who lay down their life and "personal interests" can find it a little hard to track down all encumbrances. However, I know from experience, the more you pay a lawyer, the more he uncovers! :wink:

But, his Conduct may have been impeccable ...


How tracking down some some obscure, 100's of year old encumbrance is relevant to the failure of a lawyer( through ineptitude or criminal intent) to undertake the most basic of tasks- I.E. find out if the property being bought by his client actually belongs to the seller- is beyond me.

Once again you are deflecting the issue and putting up a smokescreen

Perhaps , as your name suggests, you have been squatting over a hole (and sniffing the gas that emerges from it) then hey presto !!! out comes your nebulous, incoherent pythian twaddle
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Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:12 pm

bsharpish wrote:
Oracle wrote:bsharpish ... you are far too slow and really need to read the exchanges before putting your foot (or overlong ears) in your mouth.

It's evidence to show that even the British lawyers who lay down their life and "personal interests" can find it a little hard to track down all encumbrances. However, I know from experience, the more you pay a lawyer, the more he uncovers! :wink:

But, his Conduct may have been impeccable ...


How tracking down some some obscure, 100's of year old encumbrance is relevant to the failure of a lawyer( through ineptitude or criminal intent) to undertake the most basic of tasks- I.E. find out if the property being bought by his client actually belongs to the seller- is beyond me.

Once again you are deflecting the issue and putting up a smokescreen

Perhaps , as your name suggests, you have been squatting over a hole (and sniffing the gas that emerges from it) then hey presto !!! out comes your nebulous, incoherent pythian twaddle


You should pay more attention to constructing your arguments than you do to your insults. :wink:

The evidence refutes the inconsistencies inherent in the accusations made by Jack M (who has had the good grace to bow out). That all lawyers are expected to uncover everything for you otherwise they are not observing the Code of Conduct.
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Postby Milo » Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:49 pm

Reports of “crooked” lawyers in Cyprus are legion. Paphos (or Pafos) appears to have an unusually high percentage of wrong doings by lawyers in comparison with other Cyprus towns and cities according to Antonis Loizou.


By: Antonis Loizou
Published: June 4th, 2010

SO FAR lawyers in Cyprus have had it easy. We often hear in the media that such and such a developer, estate agent or other professional is “crooked”, but God forbid this being said about Cypriot lawyers.

We dared (!!!) mention this class of professionals a couple of years ago and, in our desperation at the ill goings on, we decided to set up a one-stop shop, advising clients on “correct” lawyers.

One accounting firm has decided to do the same for its own business (registration of companies, directorships etc), using in-house lawyers; but under pressure from the organised lawyers’ groups has changed its plans and its original department of 10 advocates is shrinking fast.

So, by extension, we decided, at least at this point of time, not to proceed with our “one-stop shop”.

But provocation has its limits. Examples are plentiful – but the prime locations of the wrong goings are in Paphos.

Having said that, we stress that we do not accuse all Paphos lawyers, but the town has an unusual high percentage of wrong doings by lawyers, in comparison to other cities in Cyprus.

A senior politician told me recently “Antonis have you not understood that this is a lawyer-run country”? He is absolutely right, whatever bill goes through the House there must be “something” to the benefit of the lawyers.

Suffice to say that a majority of our MPs are lawyers.




http://www.news.cyprus-property-buyers. ... /id=005041

The revised list of Lawyers recommended by the BHC has recently been reduced again now the list consists of 9 Lawyers. Four years ago until the complaints started rolling in from disgruntled ex clients the list was much bigger :shock:
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Postby Get Real! » Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:53 pm

So has the stupid couple figured out yet that they need someone to negotiate for them because they’re too dumb to do it themselves? :?
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Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:11 pm

Oh, I see we have laid one or two idiotic arguments to rest only for Moaning Milo to scrape up some other trashy web-article quoting "politicians" (without naming them) making Milo-loving claims. :lol:

"A lawyer-run country, huh?" :lol: And you are hoping to achieve what by this?

What are Clinton, Tony Blair, Obama etc ???

It's a lawyer-run world ... and Cyprus is not anything unusual! :wink:
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Postby bsharpish » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:12 pm

Yawn :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

................. too obvious

But on a related matter - I hear that the couple involved have employed an Israeli\American lawyer working out of a British office.

He has promised to discuss this with the relevant TRNC authorities who will pop along to the " honest greek cypriot lawyer and developer" with a few anatolian friends (in there company vehicle -which is large and has tracks) to further the reformation of the ROC legal system and resolve a few other property disputes.

If I could be arsed I'd spend the next few weeks trawling the internet to check the validity of this story and contine , in a futile manner, to try and have the last word.
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Postby bsharpish » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:17 pm

anyway.... I'm off to terrorise old ladies and tavli playing pensioners in the mountains with my loud motorbike and boorish behaviour....... and I'm not being ironic :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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