There have been several amendments by the Foreign Ministry (irrational in our mind and our understanding) concerning power of attorneys and official documents which must be certified in relation to the land registry offices and / or governmental offices (though irrational, we must comply with these amendments.) Please kindly note; If you have […]
Cyprus is a Mediterranean island in which the Mediterranean Diet prevails. Cyprus is not only famous for the beautiful beaches but also for the Mediterranean tasty cuisine. One of the most famous traditional foods of Cyprus, is certainly the white cheese named Halloumi. The Greek word “almi” which means salty water gave the name halloumi […]
We are organizing a second Blood donation this year, this time in Larnaca. If you are able to donate blood, please join us on 1st December 2017, at Larnaca General Hospital between 10:00 and 12:00. We look forward to seeing you there.
Dear Friends It is our firm’s policy to inform our clients immediately of any changes in rules and laws, and we are contacting you this time regarding taxes matters. On the 3rd July, the implement of the installment plan for repayment of arrears to the Department of Taxation will take place. Below, we have provided […]
Dear friends, colleagues and associates We would like to inform you the we recently had a meeting at A’CHACHOLIS DEVELOPERS for a personal case of our clients. Whilst there, we broached the subject of title deeds to the director and he has informed us of the following: The title deeds for the following projects […]
It is our pleasure to donate to such a worthy cause. We need to celebrate our children’s successes and reward them for their good behavior.
We are organizing a blood donation in association with the Ammochostos General Hospital in order to boost ‘blood supplies’. You, your friends, families, and associates have the power to save someone who might in turn save you. Donate blood…please join us: Date: 21th July 2017 Time: 09:00 – 11:00 Location: Ammochostos General Hospital, Christou […]
The Supreme Court has the right and the responsibility to judge a Law as unconstitutional and refer it to Parliament for reconsideration. In some cases the District Courts have the right to consider a law as unconstitutional if the parties raise the issue and the Judge consider it serious for the outcome of the case. […]