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A court on Thursday threw out a claim by Birdlife Malta’s that placing the Wild Birds Regulation Unit under the Gozo Ministry rather than the Environment

The Constitutional Court has upheld an appeal filed by independent candidate Arnold Cassola and ordered the continuation of a case in which he is challenging the introduction of gender quotas for parliament • No impact on current law

When the Superior Courts are faced with an action concerning a testimony legacy, then that Court has jurisdiction to hear and decide the case, irrespective of the value of the property

The State has been ordered to pay €800,000 to the owners of leased property in a prime site of Valletta, who were unjustly deprived of full enjoyment there

A man who suffered an anaphylactic shock after hospital staff ignored a possible drug allergy flagged by his family doctor has been awarded €25,000 in dama

The court has upheld a request by former Education Minister Justyne Caruana to have the Speaker join proceedings whereby she is challenging the law which grants

The husband and children of Miriam Pace have filed legal proceedings against the state seeking compensation for its failure to protect her life when she was kil

Court expert told inquiry that uncoordinated system of legal notices gave no clear idea of what is supposed to happen on construction sites, or required qualifications for construction workers

A court has agreed to refer a case regarding a Libyan man who had refused to be assisted by an interpreter during his police interrogation, to a court of constitutional jurisdiction

Civil Procedure allows Maltese courts to take cognisance of legal issue even though a written agreement may say otherwise