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ARTICLE · 12 JULY 2021

Assessing The Quantum For Lost Items

In its judgement on the 28 June 2021, delivered in the names of Gabriel Monterrosa (the "Plaintiff") vs Short Lets Malta Ltd (the "Defendant"), the Small Claims Tribunal (the ‘Court')...

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In its judgement on the 28 June 2021, delivered in the names of Gabriel Monterrosa (the "Plaintiff") vs Short Lets Malta Ltd (the "Defendant"), the Small Claims Tribunal (the 'Court'), presided over by Dr Philip M. Magri held, inter alia, that one cannot reasonably claim the full replacement value for new items when all the missing/lost items were necessarily used.

The Plaintiff filed a claim on 9 September, 2019 by which, for all the reasons indicated therein, the plaintiff requested from the Defendant the payment of €990 as compensation for failing to return to him his personal belongings, after the Plaintiff had engaged the Defendant to move his belonging from one apartment to another, which were brokered by the Defendant as a real estate agent.

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