Cyprus court jails Hungarians brokering property sales in Turkish-held north

Cyprus Jails Hungarians Selling Properties in Turkish-Occupied North

The two Hungarians were sentenced for selling illegal properties in the occupied north of Cyprus. Credit: Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain A court in Cyprus sentenced on Friday two Hungarian women for their role in promoting the sale of properties located in the Turkish-occupied northern part of the island. This decision is about the sensitive issue of property rights in Cyprus, following the Turkish invasion of 1974. The two women, identified a…

Cyprus court jails Hungarians brokering property sales in Turkish-held north

NICOSIA - A court in Cyprus sentenced two Hungarian nationals to prison on Friday for brokering sales of properties in the Turkish-held north of the island seized from fleeing Greek Cypriots in a 1974 war. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In a landmark decision in the fight to end the usurpation of Greek Cypriot property in the occupied territories, the Nicosia Criminal Court sentenced two Hungarian women to prison for their involvement in a “company” that illegally built and sold properties in three occupied villages. The two women, a 61-year-old beautician who was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison and a 54-year-old hairdresser who was sentenced to 15 months in prison, both witho…

Cyprus court jails Hungarians brokering property sales in Turkish-occupied north

A court in Cyprus sentenced two Hungarian nationals to prison on Friday for brokering sales of properties in the Turkish-occupied north of the island seized from fleeing Greek Cypriots in a 1974 war.

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Hungarian Nationals Jailed for Illegally Promoting Property Sales in Cyprus – Famagusta Gazette

FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE— A Nicosia court sentenced two Hungarian nationals to prison for illegally promoting property sales in the occupied territories of Cyprus. The court handed down sentences of two and a half years and 15 months, respectively. The first defendant, a retired beautician, pleaded guilty to 21 of 63 charges related to advertising and promoting home sales in Kyrenia. The second defendant, a hairdresser, admitted to six similar charges.…