The EU General Court has closed a case between Greek company Kolios AE and a group of Cypriot processors and producers of sheepmilk and goatmilk over its intention to register the logo
The government is pushing forward with plans to introduce an expedited foreclosure court to fast-track financial disputes between borrowers and banks, affording some protection for 20,000 mortgaged primary residences. On Monday, a
Creating an independent court service will contribute to the efficient delivery of the notoriously slow justice system, said Stephie Dracos, Minister of Justice. Drakou was at the closing ceremony, which marked the
A total of €21.3 mln in court fines from 26,889 cases in 2022 never made it to state coffers, with courts issuing warrants for police to either collect or take further action.
A British pensioner accused of the premeditated murder of his terminally ill wife in Cyprus will change his plea to a lesser charge of manslaughter to avoid a life sentence, his lawyers
Even with the implementation of the justice reform bills, it will take four to five years for the courts to clear the backlog of pending cases. But if parliament passes the various
Cyprus justice is close to delivering the first verdict involving Cypriot law firms who allegedly facilitated dubious foreign investors acquiring passports via the disgraced citizenship for investment scheme. Following a lengthy court
A man who sexually abused his underaged goddaughter has been sentenced to 9 years in prison, as the Nicosia Criminal Court found him guilty of all seven charges. Furthermore, an order was
Cyprus’ Supreme Court approved an appeal filed by Attorney General George Savvides overturning an “insufficient” prison sentence handed to a man convicted of sexually abusing a minor, increasing jail time from nine
Cyprus’ Supreme Court has upheld a 10-year sentence, one of the heftiest convictions ever to be handed down to a defendant found guilty of possessing nearly one kilo of cannabis with intent
