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The civil case over misappropriation was first filed in September 1984

The action to reverse an act of spoliation is intended to stop a person from taking the law in his or her hands

47 civil society activists claimed that their fundamental rights as consumers were breached

Former prime minister Joseph Muscat requests hospitals inquiry be halted until his request for the recusal of the inquiring magistrate is decided by the constitutional court

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana said that the decisions given by the first Court that the laws and regulations that govern the Financial Intelligence and Analysis Units processes were

Lombard Bank has said, in a statement, that a court has found the FIAUs administrative penalties against the bank to be unconstitutional. Lombard Bank had been slapped with

I have written ad nauseam on the topic of administrative offences though my writings on the subject remain a call in the wilderness. I did make the point – repeatedly – that the government

Court rules that current rent laws breached owner's fundamental rights

The court said agricultural land valuations should consider farmers' financial means

Says it likely breaches fundamental rights of Charles Muscat 'il-Pips'