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    Jurisdiction In Cross-border Litigation: Insights From A Recent Cyprus Court Decision

    It is not uncommon for high-value commercial disputes to give rise to jurisdictional issues, particularly where they involve multiple defendants domiciled in different jurisdictions or where one or more parties have entered into agreements containing jurisdiction clauses. The reason is straightforward: if the Court determines that it lacks jurisdiction to hear the matter, the proceedings may effectively come to an end at the outset. Accordingly, the issue of jurisdiction must be determined by the Court as a preliminary matter and at the earliest stage of proceedings.
    CyprusLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
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    Can Anyone Add Assets To A Trust? The Legal Reality

    One of the most frequently misunderstood aspects of trust structuring concerns the contribution of assets.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
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    Real Estate Transactions In Cyprus: Frequently Asked Questions Before Signing Or Completing A Sale

    Property sales in Cyprus involve multiple legal steps between price agreement and title transfer. This guide addresses 18 critical questions about reservation deposits, contract requirements, mortgage releases, title deed issues, and completion procedures that buyers and sellers must navigate to protect their interests and avoid costly disputes.
    CyprusReal Estate and Construction
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
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    Why Choose The Nevis iGaming Licence In 2026: Key Benefits For Online Gaming Operators

    The Nevis iGaming licence framework, introduced in 2026, offers online gaming operators a structured licensing system with competitive costs and relatively fast approval timelines.
    CyprusMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC
  • Article

    Online Contracts-Controlled By Lawyers Or Technologists?

    The traditional proposition which remains generally true is that “a contract is an agreement giving rise to obligations which are enforced or recognized by law”.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Democritos Aristidou LLC
    Democritos Aristidou LLC
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    Paragraph 3 Of Schedule Five, Update 8 June, 2023

    With the amendment of Paragraph 3 of Schedule Five, <strong>the conditions for the imposition of the reduced rate of 5% in relation to the supply or construction of either a residential house or an apartment.
    CyprusReal Estate and Construction
    McMillan Woods
    McMillan Woods
  • Article

    The Strategic Advantage Of Ready-Made Companies In Cyprus

    In today's fast-paced business environment, time is often of the essence. For companies looking to expand rapidly, secure urgent contracts, or enter new markets...
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
  • Article

    Defective Construction In Cyprus: The Legal Rights Of Property Buyers

    When a newly built property reveals serious defects like water ingress, structural cracks, or faulty systems, buyers in Cyprus face complex legal questions about their rights under sale agreements, warranties, and statutory protections. Understanding the distinction between contractual defects liability periods, latent defects, and limitation periods is essential for property owners seeking to hold developers, contractors, or professionals accountable for construction failures.
    CyprusReal Estate and Construction
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
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    Contracts And Due Diligence Catching The Next Wave Of Computing (Web 3.0)

    The drafting of a contract used to depend entirely on human intervention. As long as the contract contained the fundamental elements of Cap.149, "offer", "acceptance", "consideration" an "intention to create legal relations" ...
    CyprusTechnology
    Solsidus Law
    Solsidus Law
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    The Legal 500: Force Majeure Country Comparative Guide

    Stavros Pavlou, Eleana Christofi and Stylianos Trillides contribute the exclusive Cyprus chapter and provide an overview of the law and practice of force majeure in Cyprus, addressing topics such as
    CyprusCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Patrikios Legal
    Patrikios Legal
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    International Secured Transactions 2018

    Cyprus is a former British colony that gained independence in 1960. In 1974, Cyprus was invaded by Turkey and approximately one-third of the country remains under illegal Turkish occupation.
    CyprusFinance and Banking
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
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    Changes In Company Registers Under Cypriot Law – Essential Insights

    In Cyprus, maintaining accurate company registers is a cornerstone of corporate governance under the Companies Law, Cap. 113.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Phoebus, Christos Clerides & Associates LLC
    Phoebus, Christos Clerides & Associates LLC
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    A Cyprus Company Breached Your Contract: Where And How Can You Sue?

    A supplier may fail to deliver. A distributor may stop making payments. A commercial partner may terminate an agreement without justification. A Cyprus company may refuse to honour contractual obligations, leaving the foreign business facing substantial financial losses
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Christos Paraskevas LLC
    Christos Paraskevas LLC
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    DORA Compliance For EU Financial Institutions And IT Providers

    DORA represents a major shift in how the European financial system manages digital risk. It is not simply another cybersecurity regulation, it is a governance and resilience mandate
    CyprusTechnology
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
    AGPLAW | A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC
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    Your Commercial Agreement Has Been Terminated: 10 Things To Check Before Taking Legal Action In Cyprus

    When a commercial agreement is terminated, businesses face immediate consequences including lost territories, revenue streams, and customer relationships. However, receiving a termination notice does not automatically mean the other party had the legal right to end the agreement. Understanding the contractual terms, alleged breaches, and available remedies under Cyprus law becomes critical to protecting your business interests and determining whether the termination itself constitutes a breach of contract.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Christos Paraskevas LLC
    Christos Paraskevas LLC
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    Is Your IGaming Company’s Structure Ready To Enter The Market?

    Launching an iGaming business requires more than just a platform and brand. The legal and corporate structure determines how quickly you can secure licensing, banking, payment processing, and investor confidence. This guide examines the critical structural decisions that can accelerate or delay your market entry.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC
  • Article

    International Agency And Distribution Handbook – Cyprus Chapter

    Specific legislation on agency and distribution arrangements was first introduced in preparation for entry into the European Union.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
    Elias Neocleous & Co LLC
  • Article

    Litigation In Cyprus: A Comprehensive Guide To Civil And Commercial Disputes

    Cyprus offers a well-established litigation framework grounded in common law principles, while increasingly shaped by modern procedural reform.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
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    Nominee Directors In Cyprus: Legal Risks, Substance Requirements And Practical Considerations

    The use of nominee directors remains common in Cyprus corporate structures, particularly in international business, holding company and asset holding arrangements.
    CyprusCorporate/Commercial Law
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
    A. Danos & Associates LLC
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    How To Start An IGaming Business In 2026: Full Guide

    Launching an iGaming business requires careful planning beyond just obtaining a licence. This comprehensive guide examines the critical importance of corporate structuring, banking relationships, compliance frameworks, and operational setup that determine whether an iGaming venture succeeds or faces costly delays and restructuring.
    CyprusMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC
    Michael Chambers & Co LLC

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