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It is a status that enjoys protection and can only be deprived if the particular, exhaustive preconditions of section 11 of the Law are met.

In the case GDL TRADING LTD -V- AGROMARKETS LTD & OTHERS, the District Court of Nicosia inter alia held – (adopting English case law) - that the jurisdiction of the Courts to grant Chabra injunction,

In C-548/18 BNP Paribas v TeamBank (issued on 9/10/2019), the CJEU considered whether Rome I Regulation designates the applicable law with regard to the third-party effects of an assignment of...

In 2010 the BVI Commercial Court ruled that claimants could seek Black Swan freestanding freezing injunctions in the BVI, in support of foreign substantive proceedings, ...

The new Civil Procedure rules took effect as of September 1st 2023 bringing several changes to the Cypriot legal system in an attempt to modernize the legal procedures in Cypriot Courts.

The District Court of Nicosia accepted a request to offer directions, in the form of clarifications, on the ambit of a freezing order, which was previously issued by the Court.

As in the case of Prudential Assurance Co Ltd v Newman Industries Ltd (no2) [1982], only a company can sue for wrongs done to the company.

During the past years English courts have been willing to interpret clauses as giving exclusive jurisdiction to the English courts...

The case concerned a Claimant's application to the Supreme Court for a Certiorari order against a decision of the District Court of Pafos.

Recently, on 8 April 2020, a judgment was issued by the Supreme Court in relation to the succession of the estate of a person who had passed away 28 years ago and whose death had given cause to judicial proceedings...

Following its judgment in the case Re Besuno Ltd (2014) 1(Α) CLR 427, the Supreme Court of Cyprus has ruled that, in order to proceed with winding up proceedings against a judgment debtor, the proper registration of an arbitral award ...

Under Rule 26 of the new Procedural Rules adopted in September of 2023, a Claimant who has his habitual residence outside the European Union or a Member State of the European Union may

A recent judgment handed by the High Court of the United Kingdom, provides useful guidance on the extent of legal advice privilege in the context of regulatory investigations.

Our Partner, Mr. Antonis Glykis, recently published an article in the financial edition of Phileleftheros newspaper.

On March 9 of 2022 the honourable judges of the Supreme Court delivered judgment on two appeals brought by our seasoned team of Cyprus Lawyers.

Supreme Court of Cyprus: Personal guarantees remain binding, even in cases of alleged psychological pressure...

As the Director of Reform and Training, Mr George Erotocritou (ex-Supreme Court Judge of Cyprus) stated in a speech on 28/03/2019:

The Law Commission in its Consultation Paper on Directors' Duties 1998 (CP 153), explained the term ‘'nominee director'' as referring to persons who