A decision rejecting the application of a company, which applied to the Court of Justice for an interim order suspending the application of the Order of the Paphos Prefect in relation to the use of a particular building in Chloraka used for the accommodation of political asylum seekers, was issued yesterday by the Administrative Court.
The Paphos Prefect's Decree was issued on 17 November 2021, under the provisions of the Roads and Buildings Regulation Law and prohibits the use of a particular building within the administrative boundaries of the Chloraka Community Council for the accommodation of political asylum seekers, after the building was deemed by the competent authority, namely the Paphos Prefect, to be unfit for human habitation and use due to unsanitary conditions.
The Court, adopting the position of the Advocate General of the Republic, rejected the applicant company's claims on the two conditions required for the issue of a suspension order, namely manifest illegality in the issue of the order sought and proof of irreparable damage, holding that, on the one hand, there was no apparent illegality and, on the other hand, the applicant company did not precisely identify the damage and prove that it was irreparable, that is to say, not quantifiable in monetary terms.
The case was handled on behalf of the Attorney General of the Republic by Ms. Gianna Hadjihanna, Senior Advocate of the Republic and Mr. Simos Platis, Advocate.
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