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Citizens were entitled to expect service within a reasonable time

'Shameful that some feel they can endanger others’ well-being by flaunting regulations': court

Judge finds a breach of their human right to the enjoyment of their property

Constitutional court clears man’s €10,000 COVID-19 fine over human rights breach

State ordered to pay nearly €180,000 in compensation to the owners of a €1.2 million Tarxien property that had been leased for a pittance since 1954

Court rules against company’s bid to have Bank of Valletta reverse its decision to close the company's bank account

Evidence needed by the prosecution must now be produced by April 4

Fenech claims Superintendent Keith Arnaud, who is leading the investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, has a conflict of interest due to his relationship with Keith Schembri

Fenech claims Arnaud had a close relationship with Keith Schembri

Steward given a reduced 20-day window in which to appeal landmark ruling