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Lawyers for former Education Minister Justyne Caruana have filed an application in her constitutional proceedings asking that the Speaker be admitted as a party to the lawsuit

A verbal agreement following a public deed is not novation if the terms and conditions were merely modified

The court has shot down independent candidate Arnold Cassola's legal challenge to a gender corrective mechanism to elect more women MPs, which he argued was discriminatory in favour of "PNPL women"

"The State has to foot the bill as well." Lawyers for Melvin Theuma have asked a court to make the State a party to a case for damages filed by the family of murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia against those responsible for her murder

On December 29, the First Hall of the Civil Court delivered a decree in camera on application 659/2021 AD. The application was a request to revoke a precaution

The family of a 20-year-old youth stabbed to death on a Ħamrun street almost five years ago have obtained a €500,000 garnishee order for damages against hi

Court upholds eviction of defunct care home’s ground foyer to original shopkeepers who signed promise-of-sale agreement

After repeated failed attempts to access all evidence concerning the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigation, Yorgen Fenech has put up a fresh constitutiona

Fenech's lawyers argue that an alleged lack of disclosure of the evidence against him is breaching his fundamental rights

When a contractor finishes the works he or she was engaged to carry out, he/she will be still responsible even if the works have been accepted and paid