The party subject to a precautionary warrant, such as a garnishee order must choose carefully which procedure to use in order to ask the court…
Marthese HiliSeptember 8, 2024
If the debtor pays in part the bills of exchange, the court may reject an application for them to be declared as an executive title.…
Marthese HiliAugust 25, 2024
In the case ‘Clayton Zammit vs Erica Pantaleon’ decided by the Industrial Tribunal on the 07th August 2024, the Tribunal decided that the case lodged…
Marthese HiliAugust 19, 2024
In a recent decision, the First Hall of the Civil Court, presided over by Justice Dr Joanna Vella Cuschieri, ruled against the division of a…
Marthese HiliAugust 11, 2024
he Prosecution may choose to prosecute an accused, if they breach the bail conditions, according to a ruling delivered by the Court of Criminal Appeal…
Marthese HiliAugust 10, 2024
The annulment of a marriage may still allow a woman to receive a widow’s pension. This was held in Lorenza Vassallo vs Director Social Security,…
Marthese HiliAugust 4, 2024
Act XX of 2024 introduces significant amendments to the laws governing leases and private residential leases. These changes aim to clarify specific provisions of the…
Marthese HiliJuly 28, 2024
No person can take the law in his own hands, even if his own rights are allegedly being violated by the other party. This was…
Marthese HiliJuly 21, 2024
The Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence Act, officially known as Chapter 581 of the Laws of Malta, underwent significant revisions in 2024 through Acts XXII…
Marthese HiliJuly 20, 2024
