Man awarded €247,000 in damages for injuries sustained during 2011 Mari explosion
A 67-year-old man has been awarded €247,000 in damages for long-term injuries he sustained in naval base munitions explosion nine years ago. The Larnaca district...
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Mastercard sued for $19bn in Britain’s biggest damages claim
Some 46 million people in Britain could potentially benefit from a legal case brought against Mastercard demanding £14bn in damages for allegedly charging excessive fees,...
State will pay full damages to Mari fireman’s family
The government on Wednesday decided to pay the full amount of damages awarded to the family of a fireman killed during a munitions blast in...
No response from Ankara to CoE calls to pay damages to Cyprus
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (CoE) has expressed regret at the “absence of any response from the Turkish authorities as yet”...
Cyprus must pay damages to ill-treated prisoner
The Cyprus government must pay €12,700 in damages to Kone Sehana Seagal, a French-born man currently living in Cyprus, for ill-treatment by prison guards and...
Failed by the health and judicial systems: one man’s battle to receive awarded damages
A LIMASSOL taxi driver has narrowly avoided losing his licence at a disciplinary hearing after he allegedly hurled abuse at a surgeon, with whom he...
State must pay company €9m in damages in expropriation case, ECHR rules
By Angelos Anastasiou A Cypriot company has been awarded almost €9 million in damages by the European Court of Human Rights over a land expropriation...
French women switched at birth to receive 400,000 euros
By Nick Vinocur Two women switched at birth more than 20 years ago will both receive 400,000 euros ($451,760) in damages, a court in southern...
Medical silence starts to crack as court awards €100,000 in damages
By Angelos Anastasiou DESPITE inherent difficulties in suing for medical negligence, a Larnaca court has ruled that doctors and nursing staff at the town’s general...
Stricken bank depositors seek compensation from EU
Over 50 depositors and shareholders of Cypriot banks are suing the EU and its institutions over losses they suffered when their deposits were seized to...