What are the consequences of acquiring immovable property through allocation or with points granted for the military or national resistance services in the Northern Cyprus?
If the properties held by these persons or their heirs or persons who acquired them by way of donation-sale, with the title deeds given by the authorities in the Northern Cyprus are among those that shall be returned, they shall be returned to their pre-1974 Greek Cypriot owners. Their sale or exchange or lease by their Greek owners is in question. However, it is stipulated that these persons should be indemnified by the Turkish Constituent State, considering that these persons acquired these properties in line with laws in effect within North Cyprus. If the Greek owners of these properties do not fall within the above mentioned, and fall under the scope of indemnification, the ownership of Turkish owners shall continue as it is and the Greeks shall be indemnified.
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