A supplier who failed to refund an order which was cancelled on the hope that his claim would be set off, was in fact committing…
Malcolm MifsudMay 4, 2019
The Court of Criminal Appeal upheld an appeal lodged by former employers, claiming that it was unconvinced with the complainant’s version in her testimony.
Malcolm MifsudSeptember 14, 2018
These persons were taking money directly from personal accounts of individuals who banked with Bank of Valletta. Mirica was defrauding the bank of over €5,000.
Malcolm MifsudSeptember 7, 2018
The charge sheet presented by the police in criminal charges, as described in Section 360(2) of the Criminal Code, should contain a clear and accurate…
Malcolm MifsudJune 1, 2018
Magistrate’s Court held that it is not sufficient for harassment to stick if there is only one incident, there must be more than one. This…
Malcolm MifsudSeptember 22, 2017
The Magistrates Court in its criminal jurisdiction held that when a youth is being sentenced, the court must be careful to not criminalise that youth.…
Malcolm MifsudSeptember 14, 2017
A judgment is not null and void if the Court fails to mention all the articles of law in its conclusion, but are mentioned in…
Malcolm MifsudAugust 18, 2017
The First Hall of the Civil Court ruled that for prescription to be interrupted a defendant must be notified of the judicial act, which must…
Malcolm MifsudMay 26, 2017
The Magistrates Court, presided by Magistrate Dr Joseph Mifsud, explained in his judgement delivered on 17 August 2016 in Il-Pulizija v Eebis Getu, that the…
Malcolm MifsudAugust 24, 2016
