A judgement is null if it is not clear whether the court has found a person guilty or not of a crime.
MMA EditorJune 25, 2023
A promise of sale agreement could not have been entered into because the seller did not yet own the property. This was held in John…
MMA EditorJune 15, 2023
Following a constitutional judgement declaring that the owner’s property rights have been infringed, a tenant may be evicted if he solely rests upon the articles…
MMA EditorMay 23, 2023
In a judgment delivered by the Court of Appeal (Inferior Jurisdiction) in Jayson Laza vs Identity Malta Agency presided over by Mr Justice Lawrence Mintoff…
MMA EditorMay 14, 2023
If the same parties to a case, are before the Court of Appeal, then the Court of first instance of another case which is identical,…
Marthese HiliMay 11, 2023
Lack of evidence pushes the Immigration Appeals Board to revoke a return decision, removal order and entry ban given by the Principal Immigration Officer.
MMA EditorMay 2, 2023
Those who claim to represent a party in a lawsuit have to prove their representation. This was held in Dr Michelle Tabone on behalf of…
Marthese HiliApril 23, 2023
A consignee is considered to be a legitimate respondent in intellectual property proceedings. This was outlined in LVMH Fragrance Brands vs Globtainer Logistique Algerie SARL…
MMA EditorApril 16, 2023
Employment-related complaints are lodged before the Industrial Tribunal. The latter has exclusive jurisdiction to hear cases instituted by employees in relation to unfair dismissal, trade…
Marthese HiliApril 12, 2023
