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- Sep 14, 2026
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How many deputy mayors do we really need? (opens the original)
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The reform of local government was not completed with the mergers of municipalities and communities. Its real test began when the new municipalities were called upon to operate in practice and to demonstrate that a larger administrative structure can be combined with efficiency, economy and proximity to the citizen. More than two years later, one of the institutions that should properly be assessed is that of the deputy mayor. Not in order to question the need for local representation, but to de
When a contract fails, the law steps in (opens the original)
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Commercial transactions are founded on trust and on the expectation that every payment serves a specific purpose. A deposit, the purchase price or any other payment is made because the parties expect the contract to be performed. When, however, the transaction is not completed, the legal issue is not confined to determining which party was at fault. A more fundamental question arises. Can a person continue to retain money received in connection with an agreement that was ultimately never perform
The planning power that should stay local (opens the original)
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Co-ownership of immovable property often creates a difficult planning impasse. What happens when an owner has a lawful right to develop their property, but one or more co-owners do not consent to the submission of the planning application? The requirement for unanimity may, in certain circumstances, mean the right to development effectively cannot be exercised. It is precisely this difficulty that section 90 of the Town and Country Planning Law seeks to address. It is a special provision which,
One word can determine an entire commercial transaction (opens the original)
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In today’s business world, it is often assumed that major commercial disputes are determined by the amount of money involved, the bargaining power of the parties, or their financial standing. In reality, however, the most significant court cases reveal a different truth. The outcome of a dispute frequently depends not on the economic value of the transaction itself, but on the precision with which contractual terms have been drafted and the consistency with which they are applied. Legal certaint
Remote work and labour law in Cyprus (opens the original)
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Remote work has become a permanent feature of the modern labour market, transforming the operation of businesses, the organisation of production and, above all, the very substance of the employment relationship. Technology has removed geographical boundaries and created new opportunities for flexibility, while at the same time giving rise to unprecedented legal challenges that labour law is called upon to address. Cyprus responded to these developments by enacting the Regulation of the Framework
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