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Court of Appeal rules for Apostolides in Apostolides v. Orams regarding the recognition and enforcement of a Cyprus court judgment in the UK

Earlier today in the UK, the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the Claimant, Meletis Apostolides, in the pivotal case Apostolides v Orams.  The Judgment provides for a Judgment of the District Court of Nicosia, Cyprus, to be registered and enforced in the UK. The latter judgment concerns the the Orams couple, which had illegally purchased land [...]

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International Lawyers’ Opinion Rejects Turkey’s Argument over Duty to Exhaust Local Remedies

In an Opinion commissioned by the Republic of Cyprus and signed by Professors Amerasinghe, Dugard, Pellet, Schabas, Tomuschat and Sir Ian Brownlie,  the international jurists have concurred that the well-established rule of customary international law that in case of injury to an alien, local remedies must be exhausted before international proceedings may be instituted, is not applicable [...]

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