When court is in session, one will often hear lawyers addressing the judge with the phrase 'din l-Onorabbli Qorti'. However, few are aware that this address is not just a gesture of polite respect, but an ongoing acknowledgment of a title that had been granted by a decree having legal authority, eighty-four years ago. In fact, Government Notice No. 40 published in the Maltese Government Gazette of February 2, 1940 stated that: "His Excellency the Governor directs it to be not

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