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In Cyprus, a company that has been struck off from the companies register can be restored and deemed to have continued in existence as if its name had not been struck off. Restoration is governed by Article 327 of the Companies Law, Cap. 113 and may be effected through either administrative restoration or restoration by court order. The appropriate procedure depends primarily on the reason for the strike-off and the time that has elapsed since it occurred.
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Τhe EU Blue Card is one of the most valuable immigration pathways for highly skilled professionals from outside the European Union. Cyprus has adopted this scheme to attract talent in key sectors of economic growth, providing a secure way for qualified non-EU nationals to live and work in the country. Our law firm offers comprehensive support to both applicants and employers throughout the entire process of obtaining the EU Blue Card.
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Each September, European Mobility Week (EMW) reminds us how rapidly urban mobility is changing. Cities close streets to cars, test low-emission zones, and encourage sustainable transport. For many, it may seem like a symbolic campaign. For lawyers, policymakers, and businesses, however, it is a signal of the regulatory and commercial shifts already underway.
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For passengers injured on board an aircraft to or from Cyprus, the Montreal Convention provides a robust and harmonised system of protection. The regime balances consumer rights and carrier obligations through strict liability, while setting clear thresholds and limits. Ultimately, success in pursuing such a claim depends on acting promptly, preserving evidence, and seeking appropriate legal advice.
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Purchasing a property is one of life’s most significant financial decisions. Whether you are buying your primary residence, a holiday home, or making an investment, the process requires informed and careful planning to avoid legal complications or financial risk. In Cyprus, buyers must consider a range of legal and practical factors before proceeding.
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In Cyprus, co-ownership (undivided ownership) typically arises when two or more people purchase property together or inherit it in equal shares. While often well-intentioned, especially in family contexts, co-ownership can lead to serious legal and practical challenges.