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European Arrest Warrants Issued Against North Cyprus Property Developers

August 16, 2011 | Author: Cyprus Expat | Posted in Real Estate

The Turkish Cypriot Daily Yeni Volkan 16/08/2011 reports that the Republic Of Cyprus has issued European Arrest Warrants against presons or local and foreign organisations which invest in the occupied part of Cyprus on occupied Greek Cypriot property.

Organisations against which the lawsuits have been filed are HSBC Bank, Turk Bankasi, AGA Development Ltd, Levantine Property Company and Unwin Real Estate Agents.

According to the paper, European Warrant of Arrest has also been issued against the following persons, Aziz Kent, Huseyin Caginer, Mark Unwin, Turham Beydagli, Michele Hunt, Terence Wilkins, Ian Smith, Linda and David Orams. The most recent person to be deported from the UK to Cyprus for dealing in Greek Cypriot property in North Cyprus is Gary Robb, who is under arrest in the Cyprus capital Nicosia.

Linda and David Orams were the English couple who had built a villa illegally on Greek Cypriot owned land. The legal owner was Greek Cypriot Meletios Apostolides. The Orams engaged Cherie Blair, the wife of ex British premier Tony Blair to handle their defence.

The Orams eventually lost the case, and were ordered to pay €600,000 in legal costs, and were ordered to demolish the villa, and return the land to Meletios Apostolides, and pay him damages. They went to appeal, and the appeal was turned down.

Due to the fact that the Orams failed to give back the land, and compensate the legal owner, a decree was issued to the British courts to place a charge on their British home. The Orams appealed against the decision, but failed in their appeal. The courts ordered that they obey the decision made by the Cyprus courts.

The Orams were required to apply for an application to demolish the villa with the North Cyprus authoriies, which they fulfilled. The authorities were handling the application.

http://your-story.org/european-arrest-w ... rs-260649/

[Hermes]

Fantastic news! We'll have to build a special prison to house all these looters and crooks...

[Viewpoint]

Cant wait for the first arrests and court cases, can you imagine the worldwide press?

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Cant wait for the first arrests and court cases, can you imagine the worldwide press?

Yes.

[Kikapu]

Cant wait for the first arrests and court cases, can you imagine the worldwide press?

Yes, and it's only going to tarnish even more the "trnc's" already bad image to the world.

Unfortunately, the "trnc" will take the TCs down with it.

[Pyrpolizer]

European Arrest Warrants Issued Against North Cyprus Property Developers

August 16, 2011 | Author: Cyprus Expat | Posted in Real Estate

The Turkish Cypriot Daily Yeni Volkan 16/08/2011 reports that the Republic Of Cyprus has issued European Arrest Warrants against presons or local and foreign organisations which invest in the occupied part of Cyprus on occupied Greek Cypriot property.

Organisations against which the lawsuits have been filed are HSBC Bank, Turk Bankasi, AGA Development Ltd, Levantine Property Company and Unwin Real Estate Agents.

According to the paper, European Warrant of Arrest has also been issued against the following persons, Aziz Kent, Huseyin Caginer, Mark Unwin, Turham Beydagli, Michele Hunt, Terence Wilkins, Ian Smith, Linda and David Orams. The most recent person to be deported from the UK to Cyprus for dealing in Greek Cypriot property in North Cyprus is Gary Robb, who is under arrest in the Cyprus capital Nicosia.

Linda and David Orams were the English couple who had built a villa illegally on Greek Cypriot owned land. The legal owner was Greek Cypriot Meletios Apostolides. The Orams engaged Cherie Blair, the wife of ex British premier Tony Blair to handle their defence.

The Orams eventually lost the case, and were ordered to pay €600,000 in legal costs, and were ordered to demolish the villa, and return the land to Meletios Apostolides, and pay him damages. They went to appeal, and the appeal was turned down.

Due to the fact that the Orams failed to give back the land, and compensate the legal owner, a decree was issued to the British courts to place a charge on their British home. The Orams appealed against the decision, but failed in their appeal. The courts ordered that they obey the decision made by the Cyprus courts.

The Orams were required to apply for an application to demolish the villa with the North Cyprus authoriies, which they fulfilled. The authorities were handling the application.

http://your-story.org/european-arrest-w ... rs-260649/

And the other day i was saying the RoC was sleeping. Good-morning meeeemmy

[humanist]

I hadn't realised the Oram's case had progressed that far that they have knocked down the home.

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I hadn't realised the Oram's case had progressed that far that they have knocked down the home.

They haven't, they applied for permission to do it, but it hasn't been granted.

[Viewpoint]

Cant wait for the first arrests and court cases, can you imagine the worldwide press?

Yes, and it's only going to tarnish even more the "trnc's" already bad image to the world.

Unfortunately, the "trnc" will take the TCs down with it.

It aint gonna look to good on the GCs arresting Brits left right and center, as for the TRNC taking us down with it, better that than capitulating to the GCs.

[Hermes]

It aint gonna look to good on the GCs arresting Brits left right and center, as for the TRNC taking us down with it, better that than capitulating to the GCs.

What's the problem here, VP? If these people are innocent then they have nothing to fear. If they have broken the law then they must face the consequences. Everyone knows the risks of buying property and doing business in the occupied areas. This isn't a game. These are criminals being called to account.

The carpetbaggers knew the risks. Everyone knows the "trnc" is an illegal state founded on ethnic cleansing and the exploitation of refugee properties. Such crimes are about as low and contemptible as it gets. Now the law has caught up with these people. Let them face justice.

Surely you don't think that criminals should be allowed to get away with their crimes? What sort of example would that set to your children? A very bad one, I'd say.