When an employment relationship breaks down, the dispute can be resolved by negotiation, mediation or before a court. Our guide explains the role of the Labour Disputes Court and the District Court, how the process works, the strict time limits, the remedies available, and the alternatives to litigation.
On the 23.04.2013 the Supreme Court of Cyprus began reviewing the first administrative recourses filed against the decree issued on the 29.03.2013. The decree implemented the Eurogroup’s decision to wind down Laiki Bank and impose massive losses (“haircuts”) on all deposits in excess of €100.000 at both Laiki and the Bank of Cyprus. The recourses…
The Cyprus Limitation of Actions Law, Cap 15, sets out the time limits within which claims must be brought before a court. The Law was suspended following inter-communal disturbances in 1964 and has remained suspended ever since. Law 159(I)/2011, which was enacted on the 09.12.2011, now provides that the suspension of limitation will cease on…
The Limitation of Actions Law sets out the time limits within which claims must be brought before a court. The Law was suspended following inter-communal disturbances in 1964 and has remained suspended ever since.Law 110(I)/2002 was passed, which provided that the Limitations Law would re-enter into force with effect from 1 June 2005. However, Law…
The Limitation of Actions Law sets out the time limits within which claims must be brought before a court. The Law was suspended following inter-communal disturbances in 1964 and has remained suspended ever since.Law 110(I)/2002 was passed, which provided that the Limitations Law would re-enter into force with effect from 1 June 2005. However, Law…