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Malcolm Mifsud

Malcolm Mifsud is a partner at Mifsud & Associates.

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Changes to names of parties of a lawsuit may be corrected

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

The Court has wide powers to correct the names of acts of court cases in order to allow these cases to proceed further

Court will use principle of proportionality to determine whether a party can appeal a judgement in parte

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

The court held that since it was a commercial case and the applicant was a Government entity, it could not claim that it would suffer economic prejudice should the...

Law Report 28 February 2020, 3:52pm

When a warrant does not rest on an executive title it can be executed any time and without prior Court authorisation

Law Report 21 February 2020, 6:00am

Any administrative act may be scrutinised by the Administrative Review Tribunal

Law Report 14 February 2020, 6:00am

No prescription among co-debtors

Law Report 7 February 2020, 7:33am

Grandparents have a juridical interest to request access to grandchildren

Law Report 31 January 2020, 9:11am

When signing an agreement, you are bound by that agreement

Law Report 24 January 2020, 1:01pm

Court outlines the essential elements needed for a judgement to be found “res judicata”

Law Report 17 January 2020, 7:00am

Court outlines the essential elements needed for a judgement to be found 'res judicata'

Law Report 10 January 2020, 7:00am

Appeal from a decision of the Industrial Tribunal must be on a point of law

Law Report 20 December 2019, 7:39am

When prosecution rests on one witness’s testimony, it must be proven to be safe and satisfactory

Law Report 6 December 2019, 7:00am

Court refuses to decide on the merits of an executive garnishee order

Law Report 29 November 2019, 7:41am

Court of Appeal will not re-examine facts following a voluntary arbitration

Law Report 15 November 2019, 7:35am

Malcolm Mifsud

Changes to names of parties of a lawsuit may be corrected

Court will use principle of proportionality to determine whether a party can appeal a judgement in parte

When a warrant does not rest on an executive title it can be executed any time and without prior Court authorisation

Any administrative act may be scrutinised by the Administrative Review Tribunal

No prescription among co-debtors

Grandparents have a juridical interest to request access to grandchildren

When signing an agreement, you are bound by that agreement

Court outlines the essential elements needed for a judgement to be found “res judicata”

Court outlines the essential elements needed for a judgement to be found 'res judicata'

Appeal from a decision of the Industrial Tribunal must be on a point of law

When prosecution rests on one witness’s testimony, it must be proven to be safe and satisfactory

Court refuses to decide on the merits of an executive garnishee order

Court of Appeal will not re-examine facts following a voluntary arbitration

Court awards sum of wages owed to employee although employment contract was not in writing