Antonis Georgiou successfully provided expert testimony before the Colorado Family Court, where he was credited by the court for his insights. His testimony, which was crucial in evaluating the legal aspects of the case, played a key role in the court's decision to grant his client’s motion. The court's acknowledgment of his expert analysis demonstrated the importance of his contributions in a complex international family law matter, highlighting his ability to influence court decisions with his expertise in cross-border legal issues.
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Agreement occurs when a party consents to an offer’s terms, either through explicit statements or actions that reflect those terms. In Cyprus, if parties engage in activities that align with the proposed terms, a contract may exist without a written document, provided both are aware of the offer.
THE DEFENCE OF WAIVER OR PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL IN CYPRUS – WHEN, WHY, AND HOW IT APPLIES
In Cyprus, the defences of waiver and promissory estoppel are often raised to block claims where a party appears to have abandoned a right or made a promise not to enforce it. These principles, rooted in English common law and applied in Cypriot jurisprudence, aim to ensure fairness where one party’s conduct leads another to reasonably rely on the abandonment of a right. Below is a concise guide to when these defences apply, why they matter, and how courts assess them.
CYPRUS INHERITANCE LAW EXPLAINED: ADMINISTRATION, HEIR'S RIGHTS & RENUNCIATION OF AN ESTATE
Cypriot law recognizes the right of every heir to disclaim (renounce) an inheritance, should they choose not to accept their share. This must be done within three (3) months from the date the heir becomes aware of the death of the deceased.
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