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Constitutional Court declares the law protecting agricultural leases, as it stood before 2023 reform, has breached a landowner’s rights • Għaqda Bdiewa Attivi welcomes court decision

Repubblika will be taking case over Magistrate Nadine Lia’s refusal to abstain from hearing to European Court of Human Rights

Magistrate Nadine Lia will hear NGO's Pilatus Bank case as court quashes appeal

A judge rejected an appeal filed by NGO Repubblika against the constitutional courts decisions to allow Magistrate Nadine Lia to continue to hear its challenge proceedings against Pilatus Bank

The judge will now set a date for a fresh attempt

Court says law did not assure Insignia Cards Ltd right to a fair hearing

The law and regulations that govern the FIAU’s processes that lead to a company being given a hefty administrative fine were found to have breached the company’s rights by the

By means of a consultation document entitled Riforma fis-Sistema tal-Kumpilazzjonijiet u Rinviji (Reform of the compilation of evidence and referral procedures), the ministry responsible for justice

Cassar's husband Roderick, who is charged with her murder, is challenging the law

From already-built pools to hotels, the PA and EPRT have often put their foot in it