Yiannis Koutsolambros of the Scientific and Technical Chamber of Cyprus held a seminar at the Paphos UKCA to explain the provisions of the government's Town Planning Amnesty.
People who have bought property in Cyprus and have yet to receive their Title Deeds can file a Statement of Intent to apply for their Title Deeds under the provisions of the Island's Town Planning Amnesty laws.
The Ministry of Interior has recently made the following announcement concerning the submission of applications under the recently announced Planning Amnesty laws.
We look at the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) law in our fourth and final article on the Interior Ministry’s bulletin about the recently approved bills designed to alleviate problems in issuing Title Deeds as a result of planning infringements.
We look at the streets and buildings regulation law in our third article in a series of four on the Interior Ministry’s bulletin about the recently approved bills designed to alleviate problems in issuing Title Deeds resulting from planning infringements.
We look at the town and country planning law in the second article in a series of four on the Interior Ministry's bulletin about the recently approved bills designed to alleviate problems in issuing Title Deeds resulting from planning infringements.
The Interior Ministry has published a bulletin explaining the provisions of the recently approved bills designed to alleviate problems in issuing Title Deeds resulting from planning infringements.
The main focus of Cyprus government’s town planning bills was to raise revenues for the state rather than providing a sound legal framework to ensure the immediate issue of Title Deeds.
