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A legal claim filed by a history researcher over two historical manuscripts he won at auction, which had been overruled by the State, has been rejected by a court

George and Alfred Degiorgio, who are awaiting trial for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, have claimed in court that every time they are denied bail on the

The owners of a Lija palazzo rented to a band club for more than 90 years have been awarded €260,000 in compensation after a judge found their right to the

The Degiorgios have been under arrest since December 2017, when they were charged in connection with the car bombing of Daphne Caruana Galizia

 The court awarded the couple over €35,600 after a government entity refused to reimburse the costs of a life-saving operation in the UK

Lawyers for an inmate at the Corradino Correctional Facility who was refused permission to marry and then subjected to serious inhuman and degrading treatment,

Shareholders may take action against other shareholders only when it is impossible that the company will take action itself

Madam Justice Anna Felice dismissed the case earlier on Monday

The branding of one’s pro­duct or service can be defined as the words, phrases, symbols, designs or a combination of such which distin­guish and c

A judge has criticised a court’s decision to uphold a constitutional reference made in the case of a Libyan man who was interrogated without an interpreter present