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Free Swiss Franc loan seminar in Birmingham

JUDICARE, one of the companies helping people who bought property in Cyprus with Swiss Franc loans, is holding a free seminar at the Birmingham City Football Club for all concerned buyers and has issued the following announcement:

We understand there is uncertain and conflicting information being circulated and discussed in relation to the many varied and complex issues concerning property in Cyprus and Swiss Franc Loans.We are also acutely aware that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between the approaches of various legal groups when a client’s only contact is via telephone or email. And so, with this in mind, we will be holding a free seminar for all concerned buyers of property in Cyprus on Sunday 20th October at Birmingham City Football Club.In attendance will be the Cypriot Barrister & Lead Counsel for all Judicare actions being taken in Cyprus, Mr Christos Triantafyllides.We will be providing all individuals who register their interest with an outline agenda of topics and questions, which we will cover in detail at the seminar, and there will also be an opportunity for any individuals or groups to ask additional queries or raise concerns directly with Mr Triantafyllides on the day.If individuals or groups have already engaged legal representation we of course wish them the best of luck with the legal challenges which lie ahead. However, if they are undecided or would simply like to hear our views on the basis and current position of our Actions in the Cyprus Courts they can register their interest here.

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