Property law
Rent your home out to a tourist… the easy way!
The third bailout reforms agreed to last month have cut the red tape for Greek homeowners who wish to lease out real estate for temporary use. The new rules mean that homeowners are no longer required to obtain a special operations label awarded by the Greek national Tourism Organization (GNTO).
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Police fire tear gas at grave robber trapped 'in search of gold teeth'
Turkish police fired tear gas at a teenaged grave robber who became trapped "in search of gold teeth," daily Hürriyet has reported.
According to reports, a 16-year-old Syrian youth dug a tunnel inside the Central Cemetery in Istanbul's Ba?c?lar district on Nov. 13, allegedly in order to enter a grave and steal gold teeth.
Montenegro Tightens Law on Seizing Criminals' Assets
Montenegrin Justice Minister Zoran Pazin on Thursday said the government had adopted a bill on forfeiture of criminal assets, which aims to tackle the economic power of those behind corruption and crime.
The asset forfeiture law allows the government to seize and keep cash, cars, real estate, and any other property through the so-called freezing procedure.
One-sixth of fuel stations go up for sale in Turkey
Some 2,000 of 13,000 fuel stations in Turkey have been put up for sale as the renewal date for usufruct right contracts approaches in the sector amid complaints about low profits following a recent regulation limiting the expiry dates of usufruct contracts to five years from 15-20 years.
Switzerland may tighten anti-money laundering rules
Switzerland may tighten its anti-money laundering laws after a report by a government-appointed group found the country was still subject to financial crime.
A report from Switzerland's interdepartmental group on combating money laundering and terrorism financing (CGMT) comes amid a corruption scandal surrounding Zurich-based FIFA, world soccer's governing body.
No suspects sentenced in Deniz Feneri embezzlement case
An Istanbul court made a decision May 13 on the German-linked Deniz Feneri (Lighthouse e.V.) charity embezzlement case to either acquit the suspects involved in the case, or drop the case entirely due to a lapse of time.
Construction Works at Bulgarian Black Sea Coast Campsite Temporarily Stopped
Construction works of a holiday village at campsite Yug (South) on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast will be stopped temporarily over minor flaws in the documents, according to Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova.
Gifts Serbian officials receive most often
BELGRADE - Books, paintings, photos, wine and other alcoholic beverages are the gifts that Serbian officials most often receive, show the data of the Anti Corruption Agency according to the catalogue of gifts from 2013.
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Record trove of gold coins in Mediterranean
Scuba divers have discovered the largest trove of gold coins ever found off Israel's Mediterranean coast, about 2,000 pieces dating back more than 1,000 years, the country's antiquities authority said on Feb.
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Hospital doctors, manager to face graft charges
Six doctors at the general hospital on Samos, and a former top manager of the institution, are to face charges of graft, embezzlement of state funds and tax evasion after an investigation by the Financial Police indicated a discrepancy of 2.7 million euros between the collective income they declared to the authorities in the period 2005 to 2011 and the total level of deposits in their bank acco
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