The slowdown in customer service caused by the Covid pandemic has forced the land registry to stop accepting any new applications relating to property transfers
The attorney-general is investigating claims against a Legal Service attorney involved in the process of clearing a land swap deal in Limassol between the state
THE auditor-general as well as MPs piled on land registry officials Thursday for lowballing the value of state land, including one piece of prime real
THE land registry will not delay any procedures related to the Estia debt-relief scheme, the organisation’s head, Andreas Socratous said on Thursday. Socratous gave reassurances
MPs have unanimously approved amendments seeking to improve a 2015 law that aimed to resolve the issue of thousands of homeowners left stranded without a
When a Turkish Cypriot with a Republic of Cyprus ID card went to buy a flat in Limassol, he learned there was one law for
Ombudswoman Maria Stylianou-Lottides, urged the land registry to finally provide a solution for the owner of a plot in a Nicosia village who has been
The land registry is still waiting for local authorities to decide about properties belonging to buyers who have not received title deeds because of problems
Auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides suggested criminal offences may have been committed in the process of housing the Larnaca land registry in its current building during discussion
A report by the auditor-general on potential wrongdoings in the acquisition by the state of Larnaca’s land registry building will be conveyed to the attorney-general
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