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April 5, 2022
The authorities may take measures in private property in order to safeguard public health and within the pubic interest
April 5, 2022
An appeals court has dismissed a request by a ship’s captain for the return of two jet skis seized by Customs nine years ago when his ship was searched fo
April 4, 2022
Updated 1.35pm George and Alfred Degiorgio have filed a new request for a presidential pardon, saying they have “first-hand” information about a fo
April 4, 2022
A local auto parts dealer that had been selling goods in Malta that were destined for the Korean market, has been ordered to stop and to pay €60,000 in dam
March 30, 2022
Malta’s highest court has thrown out claims by Ta’ Maksar brothers Robert and Adrian Agius and their associate Jamie Vella that their rights were br
March 30, 2022
The WBRU is in a situation of lawlessness: the Gozo Minister enjoys no power over the WBRU and is not answerable in the House for its actions. The environment minister is answerable for the WBRU’s operations but it is not allocated to his ministry: quite a constitutional mess indeed!
March 28, 2022
The decision to impose a fine from an administrative authority may be subject to judicial review even though that fine was paid
March 22, 2022
Hotel owner Michael Zammit Tabona files constitutional proceedings against Superintendent of Public Health, claiming quarantine requirement for Maltese residents who did not take the booster dose breaches his fundamental rights 
March 21, 2022
Hotelier Michael Zammit Tabona is suing the Superintendent of Public Health over COVID-19 travel rules that require residents who have not taken a booster shot
March 12, 2022
Article 811 of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure provides for the new trial of decided causes. It’s an exceptional procedure which foresees a n