In the case Turnkey Limited (C 55175) (the
"Plaintiff") vs. Francesco Ruggieri (the
"Defendant"), the First Hall Civil Court
(the "Court"), presided over by
Honourable Judge Audrey Demicoli, on the 6 June 2022 delved into
Articles 836(1)(d)(f), Article 836(8)(b)(d) and 838A of the Code of
Organisation and Civil Procedure (Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta)
(the "COCP"). These articles primarily
deal with the requirements required to make an application to the
court issuing the precautionary act, or, if a cause has been
instituted, to the court hearing such cause, praying that the
precautionary act be revoked, either totally or partially.
Facts of the Case
On the 14 March 2022 the Plaintiff requested that a garnishee
order be issued against Mr. Francesco Ruggieri for the amount of
EUR 859,715.07, which amount, inter alia, covered fees
which were paid for works which never actually took place, expenses
which were incurred to make good for the works which
