Trade unions and employers’ associations are formed in order to protect the collective interest of their members, particularly in the event of collective bargaining. Although…
Charlene Baldacchino GauciApril 6, 2023
The Employment and Industrial Relations Act (hereinafter referred to as the ‘EIRA’), Chapter 452 of the Laws of Malta, serves as the main source of…
Charlene Baldacchino GauciApril 5, 2023
The Court may accept, in the interest of justice, an affidavit prepared by a witness who passed away. This was held in a decree delivered…
Malcolm MifsudMarch 26, 2023
The emancipation of women in Malta has been a long and ongoing process, marked by several significant milestones. Since Malta gained its independence in 1964,…
Charlene Baldacchino GauciMarch 7, 2023
The Parties who file claims and pleas must prove to the Court their respective positions. This was held in a judgement delivered by the Magistrates…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 26, 2023
The Attorney General must indicate under which articles of law the accused is accused, and the Court must consider the Article mentioned in the Attorney…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 12, 2023
The Court must be satisfied that the minority of co-owners of a property will not be prejudiced with the sale of their property by the…
Malcolm MifsudFebruary 7, 2023
The Court of Appeal criticised Identity Malta Agency for expecting an applicant of a single permit to leave Malta immediately after she gave birth and…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 22, 2023
The Court ruled that once the wife contributed to the breakdown of the marriage, she lost the right to maintenance • This was held in…
Malcolm MifsudJanuary 15, 2023
