The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Rules, 1956 - Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956
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This law, called "The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Rules, 1956," sets out the procedures for legal actions and appeals related to immovable property in the District Court. It details how applications are made, who is involved, and the steps to follow.
Για ποιους: Individuals making applications or appeals to the District Court regarding immovable property; The Director of Lands and Surveys, whose decisions can be appealed.
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- Proceedings in the District Court concerning immovable property.
- How applications to the Court are made (by action, ex parte, or by summons).
- The process for appeals against decisions made by the Director of Lands and Surveys.
- The service of documents and the handling of costs and advocates' fees in these proceedings.
Ποιους αφορά αυτή η πράξη;
- Individuals making applications or appeals to the District Court regarding immovable property.
- The Director of Lands and Surveys, whose decisions can be appealed.
- The District Court, its Registrar, and advocates involved in these cases.
Ποια είναι τα βασικά σημεία;
- Applications for a declaration of entitlement to registration under sections 45(1) and 48(3) of the Law must be made by action, following Civil Procedure Rules.
- Ex parte applications (without the other party present) are for specific directions, such as mode of service on a person under disability or payment out of Court of compensation, and must be in Form 1, supported by affidavit.
- Most appeals and applications to the Court are made by summons in Form 2, supported by affidavit, and must be filed with the Registrar along with the Director's order, notice, or decision being appealed.
- The Director must provide reasons for their decision if requested by an aggrieved person intending to appeal, or within fourteen days of being served with a summons.
- Appeals from a District Court order must be brought within fourteen days after the order is made.
- The date for hearing an appeal or application specified in the summons (Form 2) must be no more than twenty-one days after the summons is filed.
- Anyone opposing an appeal or application must file a notice of opposition in Form 3 within fourteen days of being served with the summons.
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The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Rules, 1956 - Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 ΠΑΓΚΥΠΡΙΟΣ ΔΙΚΗΓΟΡΙΚΟΣ ΣΥΛΛΟΓΟΣ CyLaw | Αναφορικά μ'εμάς | Επικοινωνία Κατάλογος Πρωτοβάθμιας Νομοθεσίας The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Rules, 1956 (Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956) Περιεχόμενα Κείμενο Εκτύπωση Ιστορικό Τροποποιήσεων Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Ε.Ε. Παρ. II 19.7.1996 Ε.Ε. Παρ. ΙΙ 21.12.2001 Προοίμιο In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 80 of the Immovable Property (Teture, Registration and Valuation) Law, I, the Governor, with the advice and assistance of the Chief Justice, do hereby make the following Rules:- PART Ι PROCEEDINGS IN THE DISTRICT COURT Citation
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Interpretation
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2.-(1) In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires, the following expressions have the meanings hereby assigned to them respectively, that is to say:- "Civil Procedure Rules" means the Civil Procedure Rules or any rules amending or substituted for the same; "the Court" means the District Court of the district in which the immovable property is situate or any member thereof having jurisdiction; "Director" means the Director of Lands and Surveys, and includes any officer duly appointed by him for all or any of the purposes of these Rules either generally or for any particular purpose; "the Law" means the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law; "office copy" means a sealed copy or translation of any document lodged, filed or kept in, or issued out of a court registry, certified to be a true copy or translation by the Registrar of that registry; "Registrar" means the Registrar of the Court and includes a Senior Registrar or an Assistant Registrar attached to such Court.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Proceedings by action
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Provided that the Director shall not be made a part to the proceedings, but the objector shall cause an office copy of the writ of summons to be served on the Director for his information.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Ex parte applications
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4.-(1) The following applications to the Court be made ex parte- (a) under paragraph (a) of the second proviso to sub section (1) of section 72 of the Law, for directions as to the mode of service on a person under disabilit who has no guardian; and (b) under the proviso to section 73 of the Law, for directions as to the payment out of Court of compensation or any other sum paid into Court.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Proceedings by summons
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5.-(1) Except as hereinbefore in these Rules or by Law otherwise expressed, all appeals and apllicatios to the Court under the Law shall be made by summons in Form 2, with such variations as circumstances may require, and shall be supported by affidavit or affidavits of the facts relied upon, and filed with the Registrar together with a copy of the Director's order, notice or decision appealed against.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Director's reasons for decision
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6.-(1) The Director shall, when so requested by a person aggrieved by any order, notice or decision of the Director made or given under the provisions of the Law, who signifies in intention to appeal against such order, notice or decision, furnish such person with a statement of his reasons therefor, which statement shall be filed statement shall be filved with the Registrar together with the summons (Form 2).
Provided that the Director may, within the aforesaid period of fourteen days, apply to the Court ex parte for an extension of time, and shall forthwith given notice of any extension allowed by the Court to all parties to the proceedings.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Grounds of appeal, etc
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Date of hearing
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Service of summons
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Notice of opposition
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10.-(1) If any person served with a summons to attend the hearing of an appeal or application intends to oppose such appeal or application, such person shall, not later than fourteen days after the service of such summons on him, file with the Registrar a notice of such intention in Form 3, and leave a copy thereof for the applicant at his address for service.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Failure to attend
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11.-(1) Where any of the parties to a summons fail to attend, whether upon the return of the summons, or at any time fixed for hearing or further hearing of the matter, the Court may proceed ex parte, if, considering the nature of the case, the Court thinks it expedient so to do.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Reconsideration of proceedings
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Costs thrown away by non-attendance.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956
PART II APPEALS
Appeals
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956
PART III GENERAL
Costs
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Advocates' Fees
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15.-(1) Εκτός όπου το Δικαστήριο διατάξει διαφορετικά σε διαδικασίες βάσει των παρόντων Κανονισμών θα εφαρμόζονται οι κλίμακες που ισχύουν σε πολιτικές αγωγές οι σχέσεις με αιτήσεις διά κλήσεως, όπως προβλέπεται από το εκάστοτε εν ισχύι Παράρτημα Β του περί Πολιτικής Δικονομίας Διαδικαστικού Κανονισμού.
Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Service on Director
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Procedure not expressly provided
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 Transitional provisions
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Ε.Κ. Παρ. Ill 5.7.1956 ΠΑΡΑΡΤΗΜΑΤΑ APPENDIX FORM 1.
APPLICATION MADE EX PARTE. (Rule 4).
In the District Court of…………………………………………………………………… No…………. of 19…………… In the matter of the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law, Cap. 231, section ………………………………………………….. .
Ex parte: Α.. Β., of ……………………………………………………, Applicant.
The above applicant applies for (a)……………………………………………… The application is based on (b)…………………………………………………..
The facts relied upon are set forth in the accompanying affidavit by A. B. dated…………………………………………… This application is made by A. B. in person (or by E.E., advocate for A. B.). Address for service: …………………………………………………………………… . (Signed) Advocate for Applicant.
Filed on the……………………………. day of …………………………. ,19………… .
Fixed for hearing on the ……………….. Day of …………………….. , 19….. , at………………. o'clock in the ……………………... noon.
Registrar. (a) Set out order or direction applied for. (b) Set out specific of Law or specific Rule of Court.
FORM 2.
APPEAL/APPLICATION BY SUMMONS. (Rule 5).
In the District Court of……………………………..
No. …………….. of 19…………….. .
In the matter of the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law, Cap. 231, section ………………………………………………… .
Between:
A. B.
Applicant, and CD.
Respondent.
Let all parties concerned attend the Court at…………………. on the……………….day of…….…………………., 19………………………..……. , at the hour of….…….. in the…………………….. noon, on the hearing of an appeal/application whereby the above-named applicant appeals applies (a)…………………………………….
The Director's order/notice/decision dated………………………………. is attached to the summons.
The appeal/application is based on (b)…………………………………………..
The grounds of appeal/application and the reasons therefor are (c)…………………………………………………………………… The facts relief upon are set out in the accompanying affidavit of A.B. of ………………………………………………… dated the day of……………………………,19…………………………… This summons was taken out by the applicant in person (or by E.F., advocate for the applicant). Address for service: ……………………………. (Signed) Advocate for Applicant.
Filed on the………………………… day of……………., 19…………………….
Fixed for hearing on the day of………………, 19…………………………, at the hour of ………………………………………..in the…………………………………noon.
To(d)……………………………………….. .
Registrar. (a) Set out order, notice or decision of the Director appealed against, or order or direction applied for. (b) Set out specific section of Law or specific Rule of Court. (c) Each ground and the reasons therefor should be stated separately and fully (cf. Rule 7). (d) State name and address of person to be served with the summons; and on form filed in Court give names and addresses of every such person.
FORM 3.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO OPPOSE SUMMONS. (Rule 10). (Title as in Form 2) Notice of intention to oppose the application of A.B. of…………………………… Dated……………………………..and fixed for hearing on…………………. .
Notice is hereby given that the CD. of …………………….………………………. intends to oppose the above application.
The opposition is based on (a)…………………………………… * The facts relied upon in opposition are as follows: (b)………………………. or * (The facts relied upon in opposition are set forth in the affidavit of CD. of…………………….dated…………………………….) This notice is given by CD. personally (or by G.H., advocate for CD.). Address for service: ………………………………………… . (Signed) Advocate for Respondent.
Filed on the……………………….day of………………., 19…………………, at the hour of ……………….in the……………..noon.
Registrar. (a) Set out specific section of Law or specific Rule of Court. (b) If the notice is not required by the Rules to the supported by affidavit, the facts relied upon should be stated in the notice. (*) Strike out if not required.
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