The appeal to the EU court is not regulated locally. The EU court is the only competent one to rule on its jurisdiction, ie whether to hear a case or not. We assume that the challenges will come from Cypriots who go through local courts. There may be challenges from non Cypriots to the derogations.
How does the Eu court system operate? Can a case be directly taken to the EU system or does it first have to go through the local system?
The annan plan stated that a case could not go above the Tc supreme court or the local court would basically need to review the case and decide whether or not to send it to a higher court. If a Brit, for instance, filed a case and lost in the local courts, would that case stay in the lower courts because of the restrictions or could she as a Brit citizen move it higher?...
After segregation ended in the USA, some in the south skirted the law by privatizing country clubs and schools. These private institutions were allowed to discriminate against blacks, kind of like someone coming to your private house and you asking them to leave because they were black. From what i hear, the pseudo state has nationalized/privatized all the territory, meaning since all land belongs to the state, the state has the last word on who uses it.
Benny Hill couldn't be funnier then what is being proposed. The Turks and Tc with their oriental backwardness, are just not ready to be in the European Union, that may be the main culprit in all this