Co-owners must make use of the property in common as long as it is done in the best interest of the co-ownership. This was held…
Marthese HiliMarch 22, 2024
A company which is owed money from a company which has been struck off the Companies Register may ask the Court to revive the company…
Marthese HiliMarch 13, 2024
When arguing for a retrial, the elements of a retrial must all exist. This was held by the Court of Appeal in Paul and Carmen…
Marthese HiliMarch 3, 2024
The Court of Appeal held that the Court does not have the competence to determine whether the Revenues Commissioner had a title or not over…
Marthese HiliFebruary 21, 2024
The Court endorsed the argument that a party attacking an executive warrant with which such party is burdened had to make a distinction between the…
Marthese HiliFebruary 15, 2024
The party claiming that an action is time barred should prove this. However, any doubt should sway in favour of the plaintiff. This was the…
Marthese HiliFebruary 7, 2024
Following the Introduction of Legal Notice 231 of 2023, the Malta Tax and Customs Administration has published new VAT guidelines on pleasure boat rentals where…
Marthese HiliFebruary 2, 2024
An incorrect or an unclear date of a criminal judgement will annul the judgement itself. This was held in the Police vs Eyob Melake Ecobagaber,…
Marthese HiliFebruary 1, 2024
The Financial Services Tribunal was asked to decide on two grounds of appeal and not just one. This was held in Corporate & Commercial FX…
Marthese HiliJanuary 21, 2024
