The Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ holds a special place in law which other religious holidays do not.

Today, a lot of business is done across countries. Being able to enforce civil laws across international borders is essential in today's...

This article is the second part of a two-part series of articles about the responsibility of minors at law.

When the Planning Authority is deciding on a planning application, it is not expected to verify whether the applicant is in fact the owner.

Our civil courts are crowded with cases involving a seemingly innocuous act: the opening of a window overlooking a neighbour's property.

Challenging a will is never easy, and here is why.

Poland and Malta are the only EU member states that uphold highly restrictive laws in relation to abortion.

Pre-1995 leases have been at the centre of legal discussion in the past few years. Here are answers to frequently asked questions.

The law provides for special rules of responsibility for situations where damages is caused by a minor.

Ownership gives the owner legal rights of the resource acquired. This is supported and enforced by the protection of the legal system.

24 April 2022 is a very important date. Why? Learn more.

The owner of the topmost roof or a terrace is bound by law to raise the party wall to 1.80m from its footing. This is the opramorta.

In the judgment of 7th October 2021, the European Court of Human Rights once again chastised Maltese rent laws.

Is the concept of solitary confinement a reformative or a punitive measure. Associate Rene Darmanin discusses.

Disclaimer: This article is not to be construed as being legal advice, and is not to be acted on as such. Should you require further...

by Jurgen Micallef - Paralegal Tens of court cases are instituted every single day. Some cases concern complex legal and factual issues,...

The two-percent (2%) rule is a law that allows landlords having property rented under Chapter 158 to request an increase in rent.