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The Sale of Land (Specific Performance) (Amending) Law of 2023 – Purchaser protection when the immovable property is encumbered by a pre-existing mortgage
This article is also available in Greek On 12.12.2023, the Sale of Land (Specific Performance) (Amending) Law of 2023 (L. 132(I) of 2023) (hereinafter the
Ο περί Πώλησης Ακινήτων (Ειδική Εκτέλεση) (Τροποποιητικός) Νόμος του 2023 – Προστασία αγοραστών σε περίπτωση ήδη κατατεθειμένης υποθήκης
This article is also available in English Στις 12.12.2023 δημοσιεύτηκε στην Επίσημη Εφημερίδα της Κυπριακής Δημοκρατίας ο περί Πώλησης Ακινήτων (Ειδική Εκτέλεση) (Τροποποιητικός) Νόμος του
A Testament to Seamless Cooperation in Cross Border Litigation
Two of our litigation partners Andrew Demetriou and Theo Demetriou working with the legal and technical teams of our clients the Electricity Authority of Cyprus
Recent EU Corporate Tax Proposals and their possible impact on the Cyprus Tax System
In this newsletter, we examine the legislative tax proposals which are still in the pipelines. These are the proposed Unshell Directive, the proposed Directive on Faster and Safer Relief of Excess Withholding Taxes, the proposed BEFIT Directive (Business in Europe: Framework for Income Taxation), the proposed Transfer Pricing Directive and the proposed Directive on Head Office Tax.
Seminar on Recent Developments in EU Tax Law, Taxpayers’ Rights and the Impact on Cyprus
NEWSLETTER by Professor Christiana HJI Panayi, Special Counsel for Tax On 30th November 2023, Ioannides Demetriou LLC & Nobel Trust Ltd organised a seminar entitled
EU NIS2 Directive on Cybersecurity
The date of implementation of the EU NIS2 Directive on Cybersecurity is fast approaching! In an effort aimed at strengthening cybersecurity across the EU this
Expert Witnesses under the New Civil Procedure Rules
The new Civil Procedure Rules, which have entered into force on the 1st of September 2023, have brought about monumental changes in the way in which cases will be heard before the Cypriot Courts.
Winding-up vs Striking-off
Under the current legal framework, there are various ways by which a company may cease to exist: voluntary winding-up, compulsory winding-up, winding-up under court supervision, striking off. The process and consequences of each of these methods are briefly analysed herein.
