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The European Union’s smallest Member State saw a significant decree delivered on primacy last month. Yet, even domestically, this bomb exploded in the middle of a desert; little to no noise came of it nationally or at the EU level. On the face of it, this is undoubtedly a major legal development – the first of its kind since Malta’s EU accession in 2004. The flawed interpretation offered by the Court says much about the fundamental importance of constitutional reform and is not, as such, a...

If there is a change in circumstances which allow the reduction of a garnishee order, the Court may reduce or remove that garnishee order

Council files judicial letter against telecoms firm, which responds with a letter of its own

The rights of creditors explained

The Court of Appeal upheld a plea that the case has already been decided on (res judicata), since there existed the three elements that make up this plea

Says chats were in public interest

Court overturns interim measure that allowed Paul Demicoli temporarily out of prison

Court of Constitutional Appeal revokes rare order to release contractor from jail pending outcome of fair rights breach hearing

Autopsy showed there was a plastic bag in his stomach with cocaine

For two decades since Malta’s accession to the EU Malta’s courts have always enforced the supremacy of EU law despite the Constitution saying otherwise