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Malcolm Mifsud

Malcolm Mifsud is a partner at Mifsud & Associates.

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Damages arise when a co-owner excludes another co-owner

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

Co-owners cannot occupy common property and take the fruits of that property exclusively

In spoliation, the perpetrator must be identified

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

The plaintiff in his application explained that a block of apartments owned by the defendants, Attard, partly overlie a shop owned by the plaintiff in Zebbug, Gozo

Law Report 10 March 2016, 7:55am

Departmental decision is required for judicial review

Law Report 3 March 2016, 9:25am

Interpretation of a contract is taken from the wording of the contract

Law Report 25 February 2016, 7:49am

Court must limit itself to the ground for liquidation proposed by the plaintiff

Law Report 18 February 2016, 8:00am

Court disagrees with easement claim

Law Report 11 February 2016, 7:48am

Court orders defendants to follow up judicial letters by instituting lawsuit against plaintiff

Law Report 4 February 2016, 8:21am

No spoliation if defendant had purchased the property, with plans showing windows

Law Report 28 January 2016, 8:01am

Wife responsible for breakup of marriage following a one-way trip

Law Report 21 January 2016, 8:25am

Taxpayer may prove prima facie that Tax Department assessment is excessive

Law Report 31 December 2015, 8:03am

Buyer will have to sign purchase contract even if he withdraws an application for a bank loan

Law Report 24 December 2015, 8:00am

Child may sue for damages for murder of father, even if child was unborn when murder took place

Law Report 17 December 2015, 10:59am

Witness’s change of version of events may undermine prosecution’s case

Law Report 10 December 2015, 7:47am

Malcolm Mifsud

Damages arise when a co-owner excludes another co-owner

In spoliation, the perpetrator must be identified

Departmental decision is required for judicial review

Interpretation of a contract is taken from the wording of the contract

Court must limit itself to the ground for liquidation proposed by the plaintiff

Court disagrees with easement claim

Court orders defendants to follow up judicial letters by instituting lawsuit against plaintiff

No spoliation if defendant had purchased the property, with plans showing windows

Wife responsible for breakup of marriage following a one-way trip

Taxpayer may prove prima facie that Tax Department assessment is excessive

Buyer will have to sign purchase contract even if he withdraws an application for a bank loan

Child may sue for damages for murder of father, even if child was unborn when murder took place

Witness’s change of version of events may undermine prosecution’s case

Separation and divorce authorised simultaneously