A fight against corruption by the proposed introduction of Criminal Record Certificates for Companie
Due to existing problems with regards to companies competing for the undertaking of public projects, on the 28th September 2015 the Cabinet decided to give an end to the scandals involving the squander of millions of public money by approving an amendment Bill, which would add to the conditions for public tenders, the requirement of providing …
Lis Alibi Pendens Under The Council Regulation (ec) No 44/2001 On Jurisdictionand The Recognition An
Lis Alibi pendens is Latin for “suit pending elsewhere”. Both Articles 27 and 28 of the EU Regulation 44/2001 regulate the existence of lis alibi pendens and related judicial actions. In particular it is a doctrine that regulates the jurisdictional relationship of courts hearing concurrent proceedings involving the same or related causes of action between …
The new features under the Recast Regulation 1215/2012
The significance of the EU Regulation 44/2001 is well known as its rules determine both the jurisdiction of courts in the EU in civil and commercial disputes and the conditions for the recognition and the enforcement of their judgments in other EU member States.
Cyprus : Warrant Of Search Issued Against A Lawyer Cancelled Due To Violation Of Legal Professional
In the recent case RE: ANTONAKIS ANDREOU & CO LLC, a Supreme Court Judge, in Certiorari proceedings, cancelled a warrant issued against a lawyer and his law firm, for the search of the lawyer’s premises, on the ground that the law firm withheld certain important documents, relating to the alleged commission of serious crimes, by …
CYPRUS: English Court Guidance on Anti-suit Injunctions
In a recent decision of the English Commercial Court in ESSAR SHIPPING LTD –v- BANK OF CHINA LTD (2015) it has been held that an applicant to an anti-suit injunction shall act promptly and not sleep on his rights.
Cyprus: jurisdiction of Cyprus courts to recognise and enforce foreign judgments and foreign arbitra
In a recent decision of the District Court of Nicosia, it has been held that Cyprus Courts have jurisdiction to adjudicate on applications for enforcement of foreign judgments and foreign arbitral Awards, even if both the judgment creditor and judgment debtor reside outside Cyprus.