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Malcolm Mifsud

Malcolm Mifsud is a partner at Mifsud & Associates.

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Notification must be done to the correct address

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

The court marshal must carry out notification of court documents to the correct address of the person or company, he would like to notify

Best interest of minors should prevail

Law Report

Malcolm Mifsud

The concept of best interest of a minor should prevail in situations of care, custody, access and maintenance

Law Report 5 November 2023, 7:00am

Appeals from Industrial Tribunal should be only on points of law

Law Report 2 November 2023, 4:54pm

Court of Appeal wants a one stop shop for when people sue the government

Law Report 18 October 2023, 8:36pm

Judge recognises defendant’s right to abandon business after plaintiff’s default

Law Report 6 October 2023, 7:25pm

A legal contract of works shall have the force of law, with no room for interpretation when the terms of agreement are clear

Law Report 29 September 2023, 6:38pm

The Constitutional Court denies discharge as a provisional measure

Law Report 7 September 2023, 8:46pm

Party must appeal from identical judgment in another case

Law Report 31 August 2023, 8:21pm

A delay in proceedings does not mean that a person does not serve his time in prison

Law Report 21 August 2023, 6:55pm

A garnishee order may be reduced if the circumstances have changed

Law Report 10 August 2023, 12:54pm

Court of Appeal explains the three elements of the plea of res judicata

Law Report 4 August 2023, 7:30am

When a verdict is not unanimous then the Criminal Court has a discretion to choose which punishment is to be awarded

Law Report 17 July 2023, 12:00am

The revival of a company is done for exceptional reasons

Law Report 14 July 2023, 8:15am

Malcolm Mifsud

Notification must be done to the correct address

Best interest of minors should prevail

Appeals from Industrial Tribunal should be only on points of law

Court of Appeal wants a one stop shop for when people sue the government

Judge recognises defendant’s right to abandon business after plaintiff’s default

A legal contract of works shall have the force of law, with no room for interpretation when the terms of agreement are clear

The Constitutional Court denies discharge as a provisional measure

Party must appeal from identical judgment in another case

A delay in proceedings does not mean that a person does not serve his time in prison

A garnishee order may be reduced if the circumstances have changed

Court of Appeal explains the three elements of the plea of res judicata

When a verdict is not unanimous then the Criminal Court has a discretion to choose which punishment is to be awarded

The revival of a company is done for exceptional reasons

Fingerprints alone may be sufficient for an accused to be found guilty of theft