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The bill that introduces two new Courts, the Commercial and the Maritime Court, is being led in the Plenary Session, as well as a second one, which introduces English as the official language. Their necessity was stressed yesterday by both the Minister of Justice and the lawyers, as well as the deputies, during his last discussion in the Legal Committee of the Parliament. The necessity of the bill was initially objected to by MPs, however it was judged that their establishment and operation will help Cyprus to become a place for resolving international economic disputes, while at the same time the District Courts will be discharged. & Nbsp;
< p>According to the bills, five judges will be hired for the two Courts, with the Minister of Justice, Stefi Drakou, stating that the financial world demands it and that the economy needs it. For his part, the representative of the Pancyprian Bar Association stated that he is strongly in favor of amending the Constitution so that there is the right to use the English language in these courts, in order to attract foreign lawyers to resolve international disputes. & Nbsp;
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Regarding the need to use the English language, Ms. Drakou pointed out that because these courts will be international, the parties need to be able to use English, for This and the Constitution should be amended so that this language, except Greek and Turkish, is considered mother tongue.
For his part, AKEL MP Aristos Damianos stated that these institutions are necessary in a modern state , while DISY MP Fotini Tsiridou spoke about the need for specialization of the courts which will relieve the district courts. The chairman of the Committee, Nikos Tornaritis, stated that the discussion of the bill has been completed and he will take the procedure for any amendments so that it can then be taken to the Plenary for a vote within 15 days. If approved, the Maritime Court will be set up at the former Filoxenia Hotel and the Commercial Hotel in Limassol. & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;
