In the case Mary Rose Enriquez vs Martin Schembri, the Court of Appeal reaffirmed the fundamental principle that an executive warrant cannot travel beyond the…
Malcolm MifsudSeptember 12, 2026
The enactment of Act IV of 2026 and Act VII of 2026 constitutes a significant legislative development in Malta’s judicial framework, introducing two specialised courts:…
Mifsud & Mifsud AdvocatesApril 8, 2026
A maintenance order is still valid, although separation proceedings were not instituted within two months from the end of mediation. This was held in AB…
Malcolm MifsudDecember 20, 2025
Jactitation suits as a remedy to protect yourself from legal threats Under Maltese law, when a person asserts a legal right without actually bringing a…
Andrew DragoSeptember 7, 2025
Procedural rules are strict and must be strictly observed, according to the judgement delivered by Judge Mark Simiana in the case MGD vs LD, decided…
Malcolm MifsudJuly 26, 2025
If a party fails to produce evidence on what it alleges, the court cannot uphold that request. This was held in a Court of Appeal…
Malcolm MifsudJuly 3, 2025
Since water leakages take time to emerge the time-bar period of two years does not start when the leakage took place. This was held in…
Malcolm MifsudJune 14, 2025
The court cannot go outside the parameters of the law when it is deciding whether to enforce a foreign judgement in Malta. This was held…
Malcolm MifsudMay 24, 2025
In the case of In-Sight Limited vs Juheng Chen and Yujun Ying, the Appeals Court addressed issues stemming from an appeal lodged by In-Sight Limited…
Malcolm MifsudApril 19, 2025
