Mr Justice Chetcuti said that evidence produced by one party, which does not convince the Court, does not mean that that evidence is false
Malcolm MifsudMarch 15, 2019
The Rent Regulation Board has ordered a tenant to pay for the repairs of a house following a fire after it was shown that he…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 1, 2019
A recent Appeals Court case determined that an employer may only dismiss an employee on the spot in limited cases.
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 22, 2019
The court found that any loan agreement which hides the fact that more than 8% interest is being charged is not to be accepted.
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 15, 2019
The Court indicated that although the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage has a separate judicial personality, it still has the characteristics of a government agency and…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 8, 2019
In the case of Police vs Keith Pace, the Court of Criminal Appeal declared that a judgement is null and void since the First Court…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 1, 2019
The type of action does not need to be explicitly pointed out, however if the elements of that type of action exist, then it may…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 25, 2019
The Magistrates’ Court may award damages limited to it the amount it is competent to award, even though the damages may be of a higher…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 11, 2019
The Court of Appeal agreed with an employer who gave a warning an employee for liking the Facebook page of its competition.
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 4, 2019
