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New EU anti-fraud and corruption system launched
Following a Eurobarometer report saying that corruption in Cyprus is a national problem comes news of a new EU anti-fraud and corruption reporting system
Cyprus changes estate agents law following EU inquiry
Following a European Union inquiry into the Cyprus laws governing estate agents, the Interior Ministry has submitted a new draft law to Parliament to bring it into line with the Acquis Communautaire.
Reactions to the Orams ruling
In the past few days the Cyprus press has reported comments and reactions to the Court of Appeal’s ruling on the Orams case, which has far-reaching implications for those living in the divided island.
Property market report for Cyprus
Falling property sales, which are down by 52% this year compared to last, are impacting employment levels, the inflow of revenue to state coffers, and the island’s economic well being.
EU acts against Cyprus over estate agent curbs
Brussels considers that Cyprus’ estate agents law that imposes conditions on the professional requirements of estate agents from other EU member states is incompatible with European rules.
Cyprus bombshell rocks their Lordships
The Cyprus Government was ‘economical with the truth’ when it assured the UK Government that it intended to introduce a Bill to address the Title Deed issue affecting thousands of Brits who have invested in property on the island.
EU court rules: Orams must demolish Cyprus house
The European Court of Justice has ruled that a judgement from the Republic of Cyprus ordering Linda and David Orams to demolish their house must be recognized by EU countries even if it concerns land in the occupied areas of the island.
Cyprus property action group – update
The Cyprus Government is responsible for the lack of regulation and law enforcement in the property sector must now take full blame for any bad publicity resulting from their abject failure to act.
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