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Works on a new restaurant underlying the old University Campus in Valletta were provisionally blocked after the university resorted to legal action to safeguard

A man, whose tour-operating business allegedly went bankrupt following a decision by the Central Bank of Malta, had a personal juridical interest to pursue his

Disbarred lawyer Patrick Spiteri will receive just €2,000 in compensation from the State, under a judgement by the European Court of Human Rights on a complaint about the inordinate length of criminal proceedings against him

If a party is representing another party in an agreement or a contract must be indicated to the Parties

An alleged drug smuggler is asking a court to remove from case evidence a “defective” compact disc containing telephone intercepts deemed crucial to

The former prime minister's chief of staff Keith Schembri, his father and two business associates are calling on the courts to cancel orders freezing their asse

A former police superintendent found to be the victim of a discriminatory process that excluded him from being promoted to assistant commissioner has sued the s

A judge has ruled that a woman's rights were breached when prison guards did not inform her that she could refuse a strip search while visiting her partner at the Correctional Facility

George and Alfred Degiorgio are requesting the cancellation of criminal proceedings against them, claiming that the case was based on evidence which had been obtained illegally

The Constitutional Court has ordered the head of the Malta Security Service to present the warrant issued under the minister’s signature five years ago to