The Court of Appeal criticised Identity Malta Agency for expecting an applicant of a single permit to leave Malta immediately after she gave birth and…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 22, 2023
Interim measures will only be granted by the Constitutional Court when no ordinary remedy is at the disposition of the claimant.
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 8, 2023
A warrant of prohibitory injunction will only be issued by the Court when the conditions outlined in the Law are cumulatively satisfied. This was outlined…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 1, 2023
In a judgement in the names of Al-Masri Agostina Vs Valenzia Dr Benjamin Et Noe handed down by the Civil Court (Family section) the Court…
Malcolm MifsudDecember 25, 2022
A shareholder of a company which is now struck off the Companies Register is allowed to sue directly the former directors, as long as the…
Malcolm MifsudDecember 18, 2022
It is not just and equitable that the applicant for a work and residence permit (a Single Permit) application must bear the responsibility for the…
Malcolm MifsudDecember 16, 2022
The fundamental right to a fair hearing is infringed when parties are not notified of proceedings being instituted against them.
Malcolm MifsudDecember 4, 2022
When a landlord does not accept the termination of a lease agreement, but rents the same property to a third party, this would in fact…
Malcolm MifsudNovember 20, 2022
When the accused admits to charges, the Court of Criminal Appeal may change the punishment only if it finds an error when the sentence is…
Malcolm MifsudNovember 2, 2022
