The First Hall of the Civil Court in its Constitutional jurisdiction turned down a plea that the applicant should first exhaust all its remedies before…
Malcolm MifsudMay 26, 2016
Persons who claim that they had already paid their debts in cash, still have to prove the payment, if they are faced with a claim…
Malcolm MifsudApril 7, 2016
The First Hall of the Civil Court on 22 March, 2016 in John sive Juanito Pullicino –v- Carm Lino Scerri, laid down that a co-owner…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 31, 2016
The First Hall of the Civil Court on 15 March 2016, delivered a judgement in Paul Lungaro -v- Salvino Lungaro. Mr Justice Lawrence Mintoff held…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 28, 2016
The Magistrates’ Court in Gozo, presided by Magistrate Dr Joanne Vella Cuschieri in Kenneth Cutajar -v- brothers Lawrence Attard, Joseph Attard, Mariano Attard and George…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 17, 2016
A government department’s decision not to divulge information to persons being investigated is not sufficient to justify a judicial review by the court. A court…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 10, 2016
The First Hall of the Civil Courts held in its judgement of 24 February, 2016 in Gordon and Charlene Farrugia –v- Aldo Farrugia, that if…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 3, 2016
If a plaintiff is unsuccessful in proving a ground invoked in liquidation proceedings, the court cannot presume that there are other grounds. This was decided…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 25, 2016
The First Hall of the Civil Court ruled that for two competing identical trademarks to be confusing they must feature predominantly and the plaintiff must…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 24, 2016
