Antonis Georgiou achieved a historic legal victory with the first-ever decision on the issue of trust depositing in Cyprus. The case involved the Republic's claim that it was not possible to create a registry for trust deposits, which was successfully refuted by Antonis Georgiou. His legal arguments dismantled the Republic's position, emphasizing that such a registry could be established in compliance with legal frameworks. The court agreed with the claim, making this a pivotal ruling in Cypriot law, with significant implications for future cases involving trust deposits.
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TRAINING EXPERTS IN CRIMINAL LAW
We are pleased to announce that our associate Irene Christoforidou has successfully completed a specialized training workshop on the handling of criminal cases at all stages — from the arrest of the accused to the appeal. The 18-hour workshop provided comprehensive knowledge and practical guidance on Cypriot Criminal Law, relevant legislation, procedural rules, and best practices. Participants also had the opportunity to gain valuable insights from experienced criminal lawyers and to analyze key legal provisions through realistic case scenarios.
THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT: RETHINKING WORK BOUNDARIES IN A DIGITAL AGE
The Right to Disconnect refers to an employee’s ability to disengage from work-related communication outside their agreed working hours, without fear of negative consequences. It is not about reducing productivity or diminishing client service, but about protecting time that allows individuals to recharge, maintain their health, and return to work with clarity and focus.
THE INEXHAUSTIBLE BUILDING FACTOR OF SHARED PROPERTIES
The “inexhaustible building factor” represents a right that pertains a future development of the property, as by the law constitutes a separate unit and certainly does not constitute a common area for the owners of the joint property. Therefore, including that separate unit as common area, in determining of the corresponding amount of money for each owner, alters the actual monetary amount and the co-ownership ratio. Such an erroneous practice in the apportionment of expenses related to the common areas, which often goes unnoticed, may lead to conflicts and disagreements among co-owners and may give rise to civil liability due negligence.
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