AG won’t speculate on public pay appeal’s chance of success
Attorney-general Costas Clerides would not speculate on Monday on the probability of success of an appeal against a court decision that reversed payroll reductions imposed
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Jeweller’s shop fined for training CCTV cameras on neighbouring cafe
A fine of €500 for breaching personal data laws was imposed on a jeweller’s shop for installing cameras which were able to record the movement
Anastasiades briefing party leaders Monday on plans to tackle wage-cuts ruling
The government has made some plans following the administrative court’s decision to reverse the wage cuts on civil servants, it said, ahead of a meeting
State to appeal pay cut reversal ‘as soon as possible’
The state will appeal three court decisions that reversed payroll reductions imposed on civil servants as part of an austerity drive in 2012, it was
Pasydy chief gloats over pay cut reversal (Updated)
The recent court decisions reversing payroll reductions imposed on civil servants as part of an austerity drive in 2012 were a vindication and should be
Government to fight ruling over civil servants’ pay cuts
Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said on Saturday the government would seek to neutralise a court ruling that payroll reductions imposed on civil servants as part
Four civil servants have docked bonus reinstated
Four civil servants have won a court case after challenging the government’s decision to dock their one-off bonus to which they were eligible upon retirement.
Court decision threatens oilfield services operations
The administrative court has upheld an application by residents of Aradippou against the operation of Halliburton’s facilities in the area. In a recent judgment, the
AG to review court decision nullifying law that cut public sector pensions
By Elias Hazou Attorney-general Costas Clerides said on Thursday his office was carefully reviewing the court decision to assess whether an appeal would be filed.
Fireman, police lose shift pay appeal
The administrative court this week rejected a group appeal by some 200 police officers and firemen against cuts in shift allowances during the economic crisis.
Administrative Court cancels watchdog’s €18.1m fine on BoC
By Stelios Orphanides The Administrative Court cancelled a decision of the competition watchdog to fine JCC Payment Systems €1.7m and Bank of Cyprus €18.1m, citing
CyTA board to appear in court over employee spat
The entire board of the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CyTA) is to appear in Larnaca district court on November 6 to answer charges of disobeying a
Victory for FBME lawyers over access to documents
FBME bank lawyers are allowed access to specific documents inside the bank, an interim ruling by the administrative court ordered on Wednesday. FBME was placed
‘Give them their money back’, court rules for six ex officials
THE Administrative Court on Tuesday ruled in favour of six former state officials who were reclaiming part of their retirement fund, withheld pursuant to a
Court rejects former police chief’s appeal against dismissal
Judging that it was beyond its remit, the Administrative Court rejected an appeal by former police chief Michalis Papageorgiou against his dismissal in 2014, in
House approves legal aid for international protection status appellants
The House plenum has unanimously passed a law providing for legal aid to applicants for international protection status. The move was aimed at harmonising national
Green light for administrative court
BY UNANIMOUS vote, the House approved the establishment of an administrative court, designed to relieve the Supreme Court’s caseload. The administrative court is expected to
MPs concerned about cost of legal overlap
By George Psyllides LAWMAKERS want the government to explain why there were no apparent plans to scrap two authorities whose powers would be supposedly taken
Administrative court ‘up and running by September’
The new administrative court should be up and running by September, Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou said on Wednesday during a meeting of the House legal
Courts inundated with appeals tied to bailout terms
By Angelos Anastasiou COURTS were inundated in 2013 with four times as many appeals as in other years, with the bulk related to government decisions