Court Upholds Rural Pathway Protection in Malta
The Constitutional Court confirms that rural pathways are protected under Malta’s planning policy, a victory for environmentalists and locals alike
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Malta’s Rural Pathways Legally Protected: Court Rules
The Court of Appeal confirms rural pathways are protected under Planning Authority policy, a victory for environmental activists and locals.
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Steward Shocked by €160K Security Bill
A Maltese steward was ordered to pay €160,000 for security and clerical services he didn’t request, sparking a conversation about contract transparency in
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€160K Security Bill: A Wake-Up Call for Malta’s Stewards
A local steward ordered to pay €160,000 for security lapses raises questions about safety measures in Malta’s nightlife. What does this mean for the island
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Malta Steward Faced with €160,000 Bill for Event Services
A Maltese steward is left with a €160,000 bill for security and clerical services, sparking a conversation about contract clarity in Malta’s event planning
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Steward’s €160,000 Bill for Unauthorised Airport Services
Malta steward ordered to pay €160,000 for hiring security and clerical staff without authorisation at Malta International Airport
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Court Backs Army’s Dismissal of Soldier Who Mocked City Gate
A Maltese soldier’s dismissal for mocking the Army on social media has been upheld by the court, setting a precedent for respect within the Armed Forces.
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Court Backs Army’s Dismissal of Soldier Who Mocked Gate
Maltese court rules in favour of army’s dismissal of soldier who mocked guard at gate, highlighting importance of respect and discipline within armed force
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AFM Wins Case Against Soldier Who Mocked Army Gate
Court rules in favour of Armed Forces of Malta, upholding dismissal of soldier who mocked army gate on social media
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Soldier’s Gate Mockery Upholds Dismissal
Malta court upholds dismissal of soldier who mocked army gate duty, setting a precedent for discipline in the Armed Forces.
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Court Orders AG to Rethink Rape Case
In a landmark ruling, the court orders the Attorney General to reconsider a rape case, challenging Malta’s culture of silence around sexual violence
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Malta Court Rules: Notary’s Widow Liable for €125k Debt
A Valletta widow, Maria Barbara, faces a €125k debt after the court ruled her liable for a loan taken by her late husband, Notary Ivan Barbara. The decisio
