Aykut case adjourned until Friday
The case against Israeli property developer Simon Aykut, who stands accused of having developed and sold €43 million worth of property on Greek Cypriot land in the north, was on Monday ...
Land registry records ‘reliable’ court hears as Aykut usurpation trial continues
The records of the land registry are reliable, the Nicosia criminal court heard on Tuesday as a senior official of the department testified in the ongoing case against Israeli property ...
Aykut’s request for release rejected by court
Israeli property developer Simon Aykut saw his request to be released from custody rejected by the Nicosia criminal court on Monday.
Aykut is accused of developing and selling €43 million worth ...
Details of Greek Cypriot land used in north presented in Aykut trial
Reports with details of Greek Cypriot property in the north on which Afik group of companies has built residential and tourist complexes were presented during Thursday’s proceedings in the ...
Aykut’s usurpation trial postponed
The Nicosia criminal court on Monday postponed till June 10 the trial of Turkish-Israeli property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut who is charged with the development and sale of €43 million worth of ...
Businessman testifies against Aykut in property usurpation case
Greek Cypriot businessman Savvas Kakos testified as a prosecution witness in the ongoing trial of Turkish-Israeli property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut at the Nicosia Criminal Court on Wednesday.
Aykut, who ...
Court shown TV interview of Aykut as trial continues
The Nicosia criminal court was on Tuesday shown a television interview of Turkish-Israeli property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut, as his trial for the alleged development and sale of €43 million worth ...
Trial of north property developer Simon Aykut continues
The trial of Israeli property developer Simon Mistriel Aykut, who stands accused of having developed and sold €43 million worth of property on Greek Cypriot land in the north, continued on ...
Court amends charges against developer of Greek Cypriot land in north
Nicosia Criminal Court approved on Wednesday an amended charge sheet, during the trial of Simon Aykut, the businessman accused of unlawfully exploiting Greek Cypriot properties in the north.The approval ...
Aykut’s son sues Cyprus for wrongful incarceration and loss of sales
Jack Afik, son of Israeli land developer Simon Aykut, charged with the usurpation of Greek Cypriot property in the north, is suing the government for millions of euros in compensation ...
New evidence in Greek Cypriot land usurpation case
A new postponement was granted by the Nicosia Criminal Court on Wednesday in the case against Israeli land developer Simon Aykout for the usurpation of Greek Cypriot owned properties in ...
Aykut to remain in custody till hearing begins
The Nicosia criminal court decided on Thursday that Israeli land developer Simon Aykut, charged with the usurpation of Greek Cypriot property in the north, will remain in custody until March 26, ...
Court to decide on Thursday if usurper to remain in custody
The Nicosia criminal court will decide on Thursday if Israeli land developer Simon Aykut, charged with the usurpation of Greek Cypriot property in the north, will remain in custody until ...
Aykut dismisses all charges in court, doctors testify on Friday
Israeli land developer Simon Aykut, who was arrested in early June and is accused of having developed and sold €43 million worth of property on Greek Cypriot land in the north, ...
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North developer family denies president’s death threat role as police issue warrant
Police have identified a suspect who is now wanted in connection with a death threat made against President Nikos Christodoulides, the authority said on Wednesday in a post on social ...
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President’s death threats may be linked to Aykut’s trial
Death threats received by President Nikos Christodoulides may be linked to the trial of Turkish-Jewish land developer Simon Aykut, who was arrested in early June and is accused of the ...
Court postpones property-usurpation trial yet again
Nicosia Criminal Court postponed the trial of Simon Aykut due to health reasons. The Israeli-Turkish businessman is accused of usurping Greek-Cypriot properties in the north.
According to Aykut’s defence ...