In North Cyprus has Mr Hasan Sungur, Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Estate Agents Association lost the plot ??????

 

 

This newspaper article features Hasan Sungur and also informs  us that Cafer Gurcafer (A Director of AGA Development) is no longer , the Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Building Contractors’ Union, in fact he was voted out and now we see that he has been replaced by Mr Soner Yetkili

 

Cafer Gurcafer

 

 

We look at this newspaper report and after having read his last one 

 

 In North Cyprus Has the sunshine finally addled the brain of Estate Agent Union Chairman Hasan Sungur 

 

we have definately come to the comclusion that Hasan Sungur, Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Estate Agents has finally lost the plot, We must add that this man gave us his word for what it has been worth and promised with all his heart in August 07 after wining and dining us on a few occasions that he would help us.

He has even told us that he has seen paperwork that promises us a solution – we have the email to prove this claim

 

 

We are sure he has no knowledge of MORALS !

 

 

Moral – Definition

 

1. Of or concerned with the judgment of the goodness or badness of human action and character: moral scrutiny; a moral quandary.

2. Teaching or exhibiting goodness or correctness of character and behavior: a moral lesson.

3. Conforming to standards of what is right or just in behavior; virtuous: a moral life.

4. Arising from conscience or the sense of right and wrong: a moral obligation.

5. Having psychological rather than physical or tangible effects: a moral victory; moral support.

6. Based on strong likelihood or firm conviction, rather than on the actual evidence: a moral certainty.

 

 

nor does he know where the truth end and lies begin

 

 

 

http://www.hri.org/news/cyprus/tcpr/2009/09-06-29.tcpr.html#05

 

[05] Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Estate Agents: When we sold real property to the foreigners we were giving them security of telling them Turkey is here, the Turkish army is here

 

Turkish daily Milliyet newspaper (29.06.09) publishes a report by Sefa Karahasan, the papers correspondent in occupied Lefkosia, regarding the sales of real property in the occupied areas of the Republic of Cyprus. The paper under the title The sales of real property in TRNC were stopped with the Orams decision, reports that the decision of the European Court of Justice on the 28th of April regarding the Orams case dealt a blow to the real property sector.

The paper reports:

Fifteen thousand houses are unsold in the occupied areas. The representatives of the sector made a call on Turkey to back the title deeds they sell to the foreigners. A great number of the real property is built plots which belonged to the Greek Cypriots before 1974. The foreigners want a guarantee for the TRNC title deed which is given to them when they buy real property.

Mr Hasan Sungur, Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Estate Agents Association, speaking to Milliyet paper, said that the situation, which is negative in the occupied areas after the Orams case, can be broken with a message from Turkey and the occupation regime that they are backing the title deeds. Mr Sungur said: We dont say to Prime Minister Erdogan to give a message. A statement of an official from Turkey or even a statement from the embassy in Lefkosia is enough for us. Mr Sungur asked from the occupation regime to support the title deeds.

Noting that for the real property sales Turkey and the Turkish army are a huge influence, Mr Sungur said: When we sold real property to the foreigners we were giving them security by telling them Turkey is here, the Turkish army is here. However, during the last period a feeling was created among the foreigners that Turkey doesnt support the TRNC. This is very bad. We attach great importance to Turkey and to the existence of the Turkish Armed Forces. Mr Sungur concluded by saying that the prices of the real property with Turkish Cypriot title deeds have increased and on the other hand they cannot find buyers for the real property which belongs to the Greek Cypriots.

The paper also reports that Mr Soner Yetkili, the Chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Building Contractors’ Union, said that the sales to British has come to a stop with the Orams case and added: We should create alternatives other than the EU countries. We should turn our advertising campaign towards the Middle East countries

 

 

ABAG