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Emergency Law Keeps Cypriot Republic Standing for 62 Years Amid Ongoing Concerns · Cyprus Report

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Emergency Law Keeps Cypriot Republic Standing for 62 Years Amid Ongoing Concerns

2 sourcesFirst reported 4 hours agoUpdated 3 hours ago

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The Law of Necessity has been a foundational principle for the functioning of the Republic of Cyprus for 62 years.
It was established following the constitutional crisis of 1963.
This legal principle allows state organs to continue operating even without the constitutional provisions.
Academics are discussing the significance of the Law of Necessity and concerns about its potential permanence.

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Ακαδημαϊκοί αναλύουν: 62 χρόνια Δίκαιο της Ανάγκης - «Υπέρτατος νόμος»Sigmalive · 3 hours ago
Δίκαιο της Ανάγκης: 62 χρόνια κρατά όρθια την Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία – Οι προβληματισμοί για τη μονιμοποίησή τουPolitis · 4 hours ago

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The Law of Necessity has been a foundational principle for the functioning of the Republic of Cyprus for 62 years.
It was established following the constitutional crisis of 1963.
This legal principle allows state organs to continue operating even without the constitutional provisions.
Academics are discussing the significance of the Law of Necessity and concerns about its potential permanence.

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