Cyprus: Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

A Cyprus District Court has declared a forged power of attorney void and annulled the transfers of 23 high-value properties that were fraudulently transferred using the falsified document.

A Cyprus Court of Appeal judgment provides crucial guidance on recognizing English court judgments in Cyprus, examining third-party litigation funding arrangements, and clarifying when recognition may be refused on public policy grounds. The decision addresses the narrow grounds for challenging foreign judgment recognition and confirms that properly structured litigation funding does not violate Cyprus public policy.

Res judicata prevents parties from relitigating matters already decided, but its application in Cyprus commercial litigation involves distinct rules for repeated causes of action, previously determined issues...

As one of the very few common law jurisdictions within the European Union, Cyprus has well established itself as a commercial, corporate and tech hub over the past few years.

Failed commercial transactions often raise a deceptively simple question: can money already paid be recovered? Cyprus law answers this question through the doctrines of restitution...

In complex commercial disputes, failed transactions, aborted investments and non-satisfied conditions precedent are increasingly common.

Cyprus has emerged as a promising, prominent destination for business and litigation alike. Nowadays, when it comes to the strategic selection of jurisdiction, Cyprus is considered one of the key players...

We've all seen the recent news about a bank being fined for deficiencies in its anti-money laundering (AML) procedures.

As seen with our previous article on the subject, which can be found here, a court may make a finding of medical negligence in relation to the following...