Invite them to give evidence of "scandal", ask Gen. Akama Land Owners
The Akama Land Owners Association Akama Land Owners in a statement said it expects the Auditor General to call them to hand over evidence it has, it says, of a "scandal" regarding environmental studies and expresses disappointment with the Auditor General's statements regarding the Akamas Peninsula.
The Akamas Landowners Association also claims that the Auditor General "misleads the Cypriot citizen by stating that since 1989 there have been appeals by landowners regarding the decisions on the White Zone and reduction of building rates and they have lost in court".
There have never to date been any decisions by a Cypriot court on the issue of compensation because there have been no final decisions to date since appeals have been made only on the zoning issue, he says.
Recently, the statement adds, "civil suits have been filed based on the opinion of reputable lawyers, which we have obtained as an Owners' Association under Article 23 of the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus and there will be hundreds of other suits."
The Akamas Land Owners' Association notes that they have already delivered the legal opinion to the President of the Republic and to the Minister of Interior Nikos Nouris and state that they are awaiting the personal intervention of the Auditor General to immediately examine their complaints.
They state, finally, that if he does not do so then they will make public the studies and maps of 2013 and 2014 with all the evidence and that the response of Akamas Land Owners will be a massive lawsuit against the State for damages, a right for every owner under Article 23 of the Constitution.
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