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The Court must decide on all pleas raised - Vimarsana News

The Court must decide on all pleas raised

The Court will decide on all claims and pleas the parties of a case have raised

Judge dismisses case over 'nebulous and confused' claims by conspiracy theorist - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses case over 'nebulous and confused' claims by conspiracy theorist

Man's constitutional case dismissed by court after claiming conspiracy involving the courts, police and a lawyer

Constitutional Court throws out Patrick Spiteri's request that his human rights case be re-heard - Vimarsana News

Constitutional Court throws out Patrick Spiteri's request that his human rights case be re-heard

Spiteri, who is facing fraud and misappropriation charges in a €7.4 million case dating back 20 years, had been arrested in Surrey, England in 2017 and extradited to Malta

Constitutional Court rules against Sea Watch in case over vessel's detention - Vimarsana News

Constitutional Court rules against Sea Watch in case over vessel's detention

NGO Sea Watch claims breach of property rights over four month detention of ship in Valletta port • Constitutional Court rules case was filed nine days late

Litigation Dispute Resolution Comparative Guide - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration - Vimarsana News

Litigation Dispute Resolution Comparative Guide - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Do you want to compare other jurisdictions?... Click here 1 Legal framework 1.1 What system of jurisprudence applies in your jurisdiction? What implications does this have for litigation? The Maltese legal system embodies a fusion of different legal traditions. The backbone of Maltese law is founded on continental or civil law. The Civil Code was in fact originally modelled on the French Napoleonic Code. Nonetheless, as a result of British colonial ...

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