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Due to legal amendments that came into force in May 2018, words declared or published on social media with the aim of slandering a person cannot be considered a criminal offence...
The Administrative Review Tribunal has held that the Police Commissioner cannot simply bar an ex-convict from obtaining a licence to provide the service of private guard or...
Court gives explanation between 10 and 30 years’ acquisitive prescription
The First Hall of the Civil Courts said for the 30 years prescriptive period to be successful there is need of possession for 30 years and the possession must...
The First Hall of the Civil Courts said for the 30 years...
Agreement deemed not fraudulent in view of solvency of debtor
The element of consilium fraudis is satisfied if it is proven that the act in...
The element of consilium fraudis is satisfied if it is...
Unconvincing evidence is not tantamount to fraud
Mr Justice Chetcuti said that evidence produced by one party, which does not...
Mr Justice Chetcuti said that evidence produced by one...
Judicial letters must be addressed to corporate structures with judicial personalities
Judicial letters may be addressed to corporate structures, however, these must have a judicial personality
Judicial letters may be addressed to corporate structures,...
Tenant to pay for fire damage caused by TV
The Rent Regulation Board has ordered a tenant to pay for the repairs of a...
The Rent Regulation Board has ordered a tenant to pay for...
Summary dismissal of employees is the exception not the rule
A recent Appeals Court case determined that an employer may only dismiss an...
A recent Appeals Court case determined that an employer may...
Court does not accept clauses that hide an elevated interest rate on loan
The court found that any loan agreement which hides the fact that more than 8% interest is being charged is not to be accepted
The court found that any loan agreement which hides the...
If you are appointed by a minister, you are Government
he Court indicated that although the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage has a...
he Court indicated that although the Superintendence of...
Appeals Court annuls judgement after Court fails to list articles of law
In the case of Police vs Keith Pace, the Court of Criminal Appeal declared that a judgement is null and void since the First Court failed to list the Articles...
In the case of Police vs Keith Pace, the Court of Criminal...
Elements of an action sufficient for that action to be sustained
e type of action does not need to be explicitly pointed out, however if the...
e type of action does not need to be explicitly pointed...
Court is limited to its competency
The Magistrates’ Court may award damages limited to it the amount it is competent to award, even though the damages may be of a higher amount the Court...
The Magistrates’ Court may award damages limited to...
Don’t press ‘like’ on the competition’s Facebook page
The Court of Appeal agreed with an employer who gave a warning to an employee...
The Court of Appeal agreed with an employer who gave a...
Tables and chairs or parking spaces? That is the question
The Administrative Review Tribunal held that the Lands Authority has a right to...
The Administrative Review Tribunal held that the Lands...
Persons who have mental health issues still have the right to draw a will
The fact that a testator has mental health issues at the time he draws up a will, does not mean that that will is null and void
The fact that a testator has mental health issues at the...
Warrant issued due to actual fear of flight of minor from Malta
The Family Court has issue a warrant not allowing a minor to travel due to a...
The Family Court has issue a warrant not allowing a minor...
Court may revoke a precautionary warrant and order the payment of damages if filed vexatiously
The right to the remedies created by law cease where the abuse of such rights begin... whoever acts in bad faith should be condemned to pay damages
The right to the remedies created by law cease where the...
Person responsible for damages due to bounced cheques
The First Hall of the Civil Courts ordered man to pay damages after he...
The First Hall of the Civil Courts ordered man to pay...
Appeal is null if there is no request to revoke or reform first judgement
Mr Justice Anthony Ellul presiding over the Court of Appeal, held that an appeal in Bank of Valletta plc vs the Data Protection Commissioner and Malta Public...
Mr Justice Anthony Ellul presiding over the Court of...
