The granting of citizenship is the Minister’s discretion and therefore, cannot be subject to the Court’s judicial review.
Malcolm MifsudMarch 14, 2021
While the financial services sector in Malta continues to deal with the economic fallout caused by COVID-19, ever-changing regulations and the effects of reputational damage,…
Malcolm MifsudDecember 11, 2020
Courts and administrative tribunals must take into consideration all the documents it has before it when finalizing its decision.
Malcolm MifsudNovember 8, 2020
Transport Malta was justified to limit the berthing of a water sports vessel to one bay, since the safety requirements dictated this.
Malcolm MifsudAugust 28, 2020
Appeals from the Medical Council can take place only if it concerns the cancellation of a medical practitioner ‘s registration. This was decided in a…
Malcolm MifsudAugust 22, 2020
Authorities are bound at law to give all vital information to the public in order for the public to conform with regulations. This was held…
Malcolm MifsudJune 26, 2020
A warrant of prohibitory injunction may be issued once that the three elements are all adhered to
Malcolm MifsudApril 3, 2020
The Administrative Review Tribunal is competent to hear and decide any administrative act or measure taken by a public authority
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 21, 2020
The Tribunal held that in this case, it was clear that the applicant was genuine, and even emailed the Minister explaining the issue at hand,…
Malcolm MifsudAugust 2, 2019
