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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS
Origin of the constitution
1. On the I6th August, 1960, the republic of Cyprus was established as an “independent and sovereign republic” and its constitutions came into force .
That constitution was mainly based on the Agreement reached at Zurich on the Iith february, 1959, between the Greek and the Turkish Prime Ministers, whereby the basic structure of the Republic of Cyprus was laid down and two draft Treaties, the Treaty of Guarantee and the treaty of Alliance between the Republic; of Cyprus, Greece and Turkey were formulated, as later implemented by the Agreement reached in London on the 19th february, Read more →
The concept of property has undergone through the ages many changes but their examination does not fall within the scope of this paper.
As observed by Paton the term “property” has “a bewildering variety of uses”. It may reflect the legal relationship of a person to a particular object in the sense of a right of ownership or title or it may be related to the subject matter or such right itself.
In other respects the expression “property” may be used in its widest sense including all of a person’s legal rights of whatever description, what the Romans called a “universitas rerum” and the Greeks “periousia”. Read more →
PREFACE
In this second edition of this book another Part was added, Part XII, dealing with the evolution of the Cyprus intercommunal talks. To the already existing Appendices nine more were added, setting-out the various proposals made for the solution of the Cyprus problem and certain statements and observations in connection therewith.
HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE REVIEW
1. The right of petitioning the authorities took its rise in constitutional law from the Magna Carta (1215). Ever since the right of petitioning the Crown and Parliament for redress of grievances has been acknowledged as a fundamental principle of the English constitutional law and has been uninterruptedly exercised. Read more →
