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ARTICLE · 07 MAY 2021

Presta Nome Mandate

In its judgement on the 27 April 2021, delivered in the names of Peter Camilleri (the "Plaintiff") vs Lee David Camilleri u Nicholas Camilleri (the "Defendants"), the Court of Magistrates (Gozo – Superior Jurisdiction) (the ‘Court').

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In its judgement on the 27 April 2021, delivered in the names of Peter Camilleri (the "Plaintiff") vs Lee David Camilleri u Nicholas Camilleri (the "Defendants"), the Court of Magistrates (Gozo - Superior Jurisdiction) (the 'Court'), presided over by Magistrat Dottor Brigitte Sultana held, inter alia, that the Presta Nome relationship must be granted by a public deed, private writing, letter, or verbally even if tacitly.
The Plaintiff is a concessionaire and licensor to run a mobile kiosk on a fixed site located in Dwejra, Gozo. Over a period of years, the Plaintiff, allowed his brother to run the business, with such business eventually being run by the brother's children, the Defendants, after this death. The Plaintiff eventually requested the Defendants to vacate the premises who, however, refused to do so, and thus the Plaintiff brought forward his pleas to the Court to order the Defendants to vacate the premises.

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