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by **B25** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:26 am

Angastiniotis ha ha bloody ha, a gc fugitive who made films pro turkish sure he was there he would not dare come back. On a turkish propoganda pay roll i just knew you were going to bring him up. 1 gc out of 800,000 ffs. Next idiot please.

by **Lordo** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 12:48 am

insan another thing to worry about is who's name is on the deeds. only the person with the name on the deeds can claim the properties after 6 months. if they are not on your name, you will have to transfer the deeds to your name by probate. i am afraid that takes years.

by **Lordo** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 1:00 am

B25 wrote:
Lordo wrote:
Sotos wrote:
Lordo wrote:this goes to show how difficult it is to stay in the south and claim your property. the gc politicians did not do this by chance. so much for some bastards here who swear by how fair they are being by letting people claim their property.

insan roc was given instruction by the eu to give tc properties quicker, it was declared illegal. look into that.

It is not difficult at all. There are 1000s of foreigners who live in Cyprus and for somebody with the cy citizenship it would be even easier.

what jobs are available for tcs.

Cleaning my toilet and wiping my ass That's about all you are good for.

ahhh if only. those were the days hey reh b25. when a toilet cleaner was needed give it to a tc. yes those were the days asshole. and we are going to live together with you assholes in a unitary state. like hell we will in a fucking million years.

by **Sotos** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 7:55 am

Lordo wrote:
Sotos wrote:
Lordo wrote:this goes to show how difficult it is to stay in the south and claim your property. the gc politicians did not do this by chance. so much for some bastards here who swear by how fair they are being by letting people claim their property.

insan roc was given instruction by the eu to give tc properties quicker, it was declared illegal. look into that.

It is not difficult at all. There are 1000s of foreigners who live in Cyprus and for somebody with the cy citizenship it would be even easier.

what jobs are available for tcs.

Why should jobs be specifically available for TCs? There is a 15% unemployment, finding a job is hard in general and if you don't speak the language it would obviously be even harder.

by **miltiades** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 8:28 am

Every Cypriot should be able to reclaim his or her property anywhere that might be, legal deeds have to be respected by each and everyone of us. I dream of the day when a Cypriot will be free to decide where in Cyprus to reside.
Injustices carried out on thousands following the coup and the Turkish invasion can not be used as legitimate reason to carry out an injustice even against one single Cypriot. A man standing on his own has as much right to justice as a man standing with a crowd.

Insan who has stated that he/ she, is the legal owner of properties in the RoC has the same rights as I and others who have properties in the occupied parts of Cyprus. The legal government of Cyprus has a responsibility towards those that through no fault of their own were dispossessed of their rightful properties.

The RoC , as the only recognized legal entity on the entire island must be seen as such and act as one irrespective of who the claimant may be.

A solution will one day materialize, a solution that binds all Cypriots together on the island of Cyprus, our TRUE motherland.

by **Jerry** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 1:27 pm

insan wrote: while it's a very easy task to apply for it in the north for the GCs,

Not true, and a rip off. Certified signatures required on all copies of deeds and claimant IDs at £25 per document. You have to go in person to the "trnc" office in London for document certification, then they tell you that the property you are claiming for is not the one on the deeds. Then the "lawyer" in the north tells you he wants 10% of the award - if you ever get it, plus expenses. Take a look at ipc website and see how many claims are rejected. Its a sham, the ECHR only agreed to it to shut the Greek Cypriots up who were flooding its system with claims.

by **repulsewarrior** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 4:11 pm

...and in that regard, Turkey once again has foisted the bill on someone else, back to the EU, in other words. The IPC is not an effective remedy, it has stated itself that there is no money to pay successful claims.

by **Pyrpolizer** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 8:26 pm

insan wrote:Hi to all!

It's been a long time i've been away from the forum... backed for information about residing in south...

I'm planning to reside in south for the restitution of my mom's properties that are located in Agios Ioannis(Nicosia)... first of all, my mom as the only heir of the properties(2 detached houses) has not taken any GC properties in north because we had a house in north of Nicosia too, but been sold about 10 years ago... before 74 we rented the 2 detached houses in southern Nicosia to some GC families but after 74 we couldn't get the rental fees... my mother's intention was waiting yntil a solution is found but it's been 41 years and no solution has been found yet... so i decided to go and reside in south and apply for the restitution and/or compensation and or exchange our properties.. i went to a real estate agency called MPA properties and found a house for rent in Strovolos... they told me that the owner wants to learn about if i was working... I said I'm jobless... the representative of the real estate agency told me "sorry, but the house owners afraid of renting their houses to the jobless... end of my dream residing in south and finding a job to work until i gain right to claim our properties and get them back?

I've sent an email to Nicosia district social welfare services department about this issue today...

What else can i do to solve my problem about renting a house in Nicosia preferably in Agios Dömetios, Engomi or Strovolos? We have limited means but at least we can pay the rent of the house for one month(450 euros)... need a fully furnished one with internet provisioning, detached or ground floor appartnebt 3 bedrooms...

450/month is too much. Prices have dropped dramatically. You can rent a good 2 bedroom apartment for about 250 Euros.
As for a job just forget it unless you are a really good technician on something. Minimum salary is supposed to be about 850 Euros/month, but after the crisis almost everybody pays by the hour-they supposedly hire you as part timer for 4.50 an hour, you will be lucky to a)Find a job b) Find a job that the employer pays you- yes too many employers owe 4-5 salaries to their employees and c)find a job that earns more than 750/month.

As for unemployment benefits, no you get nothing unless you have stamps for the previous year. If you get unemployed in 2015 then you get unemployment benefit if you have stamps for 2014...

All the above are for GCs! Imagine how the situation would be for a TC who doesn't even know the language. Sorry to disappoint you, that's how things are.

As for getting welfare or your properties back, if i were to give you a percentage chance, I would say 1%.

It's not that I want to discourage you. It looks you are a typical Cypriot refugee, and you have all the right by your side, but unfortunately this is Cyprus -the shit hole we all live in.

by **miltiades** » Sat Oct 31, 2015 9:09 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:
insan wrote:Hi to all!

It's been a long time i've been away from the forum... backed for information about residing in south...

I'm planning to reside in south for the restitution of my mom's properties that are located in Agios Ioannis(Nicosia)... first of all, my mom as the only heir of the properties(2 detached houses) has not taken any GC properties in north because we had a house in north of Nicosia too, but been sold about 10 years ago... before 74 we rented the 2 detached houses in southern Nicosia to some GC families but after 74 we couldn't get the rental fees... my mother's intention was waiting yntil a solution is found but it's been 41 years and no solution has been found yet... so i decided to go and reside in south and apply for the restitution and/or compensation and or exchange our properties.. i went to a real estate agency called MPA properties and found a house for rent in Strovolos... they told me that the owner wants to learn about if i was working... I said I'm jobless... the representative of the real estate agency told me "sorry, but the house owners afraid of renting their houses to the jobless... end of my dream residing in south and finding a job to work until i gain right to claim our properties and get them back?

I've sent an email to Nicosia district social welfare services department about this issue today...

What else can i do to solve my problem about renting a house in Nicosia preferably in Agios Dömetios, Engomi or Strovolos? We have limited means but at least we can pay the rent of the house for one month(450 euros)... need a fully furnished one with internet provisioning, detached or ground floor appartnebt 3 bedrooms...

the shit hole we all live in.

Speak for your self !!