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Energy minister Miriam Dalli says revision to ARMS bills computation will address 'anomaly' introduced in 2009 • Malta to tell European partners it is against a mandatory reduction in electricity usage

A US woman, who was denied a request to terminate a non-viable pregnancy while holidaying in Malta in June, has initiated a legal battle against the country's b

American woman refused abortion says lack of access to medical care, which led to her health being endangered, amounted to a breach of her fundamental human rights

A former footballer whose assets were seized in a money laundering probe, is claiming his BMW car was damaged while in police custody and is calling upon the au

The general principle of contract of works is that if the works are carried out, then payment must be affected.

Divorce, or in other words, the dissolution of marriage, was introduced into Maltese Legislation by Act XIV of 2011. Despite having been around for over ten yea

Repubblika files constitutional case, claiming its rights have been breached after magistrate with family ties to Joseph Muscat’s lawyer refused to recuse herself from hearing challenge proceedings concerning the Piatus Bank inquiry

Article 266 of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure lays down that a judgment which does not constitute a res judicata (a cause that has been adjudicate

An alleged drug trafficker is claiming a freezing order on his assets has violated his human rights and is calling for the law to be updated after nearly 30 yea

A carer at St Vincent de Paul home for the elderly insisted in a judicial protest on Tuesday that he had repeatedly warned the authorities that resident Carmelo