The First Hall of the Civil Court on 2 August, 2017 ruled that if a garnishee order is filed according to law, then it should…
MMA EditorAugust 11, 2017
The fact that one gas distributor also filled the gas cylinders of competitors caused confusion to consumers and therefore constituted unfair competition. This was decided…
Marthese HiliJune 9, 2017
It is not sufficient for a witness to simply testify on a document if it is not produced in court. This was held by the…
Marthese HiliJune 2, 2017
The First Hall of the Civil Court ruled that for prescription to be interrupted a defendant must be notified of the judicial act, which must…
MMA EditorMay 26, 2017
Services rendered to an aunt by her niece are to be compensated for, even if small amounts of payment were already made by the latter…
Marthese HiliApril 28, 2017
The Maltese Court may have jurisdiction to hear and decide cases where the parties have signed a contract which indicates another country to have judicial…
MMA EditorApril 21, 2017
Works carried by one of two warring bar owners constituted spoliation of the other bar owner. This was decided by Magistrate Joanne Vella Cuschieri on…
MMA EditorApril 14, 2017
The First Hall of the Civil Court held that joint liability of two debtors has to be proved and not presumed. This was one of…
MMA EditorApril 7, 2017
The Court of Appeal on 21 March 2017 held that an email message saying that the debtor will process a payment is sufficient to interrupt…
MMA EditorMarch 31, 2017
