Sorry, I didn't mean it jump down your throat and thanks for the info regarding your friend. I think there are different rules in Rhodes than on the mainland where one of the problems is the number of land registration offices, most of which are private companies. It's not like the U.K. where we have the land registry for everyone. The lady who owns the land cannot fly to Greece at the moment due to illness and I am having to try to sort this out. As you deal in a foreign country you probably know how difficult it is if you can't speak or write the language. I have contacted the British consulate and they provided a list of English speaking lawyers but none was willing to look at the case for nothing. Maybe it's a tricky one and they don't want to get involved. Anyway, thanks for your interest and sorry again for my abrupt message.
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