Publications

Prohibitory Orders

Cyprus law offers litigants the possibility of obtaining interim injunctions, including of a prohibitory nature, under a variety of circumstances. Such orders can be granted in the context of substantive proceedings which are pending before Cyprus C[...]

Disclosure Orders

Disclosure orders (commonly referred to as Norwich Pharmacal orders) allow a prospective plaintiff to obtain necessary information and documents from a third party that will enable the plaintiff to plead its case against the wrongdoer, trace assets o[...]

Chabra Orders

Chabra orders are in essence freezing orders (mareva injunctions) issued against a third party against whom although there is no substantive cause of action, there is information that he/she holds assets on behalf of the main claimant. Cyprus Courts,[...]

Anton Piller (search) Orders

Anton Piller orders are rightly considered to be one of the most draconian remedies that a Court may issue. In effect, the defendant is made subject to a mandatory order of the Court to allow specified individuals, usually the lawyers of the claimant[...]

Cyprus Will

A will is legally defined as the legal declaration in writing of the intentions of a testator with respect to the disposal of his / her estate after his death. In practice, this simple document will safeguard your ultimate wishes and protect the righ[...]

Fintech Revolution

Cyprus had made some revolutionary steps when it comes to investing in fintech entities and the hundreds of gaming, foreign exchange companies and cryptocurrency entities are here to prove it. Etoro, BDSwiss, Wargaming, Nexters Global are just a few[...]

Headquartering in Cyprus

Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean, known internationally for its all year sunshine, blue waters, tax regime and its fast and agile economy is fast becoming an international hub for multinational companies. This should not come as[...]

Internet Defamation

Libel and slander, known broadly as defamation, are untrue statements made to other people which are harmful to someone else’s reputation. Libel refers to written statements and slander refers to oral statements. Both give rise to legal repercussions[...]

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