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On the 31st of May 2024, the Sanctions Monitoring Board ("SMB") issued a Guidance Note, outlining the obligations in determining ownership and control from a sanctions implementation perspective.

Following the budget speech delivered by the Minister of Finance on the 11 October 2021, Bill No. 247 was published before Parliament to implement some of the Budget Measures for the Financial Year 2022...

The Tories are well ahead in the polls with a lead over Labour of up to 10%. In normal circumstances, that would easily give the Tories an overall majority.

The Maltese Government has recently requested the Attorney General to consult the social partners within the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development...

Transport Malta's Merchant Shipping Directorate has issued Commercial Yachting Notice 15, establishing clear protocols for Certificate of Competency endorsements on Malta-flagged commercial yachts.

Expropriation is described as the forced taking of privately owned property by the Government or one of its entities, in return for compensation.

On the 14th July, Malta adopted the European Commission's country-specific recommendations that were issued earlier on this year in the Commission's report.

The Civil Court, First Hall in its constitutional jurisdiction agreed with the arguments brought forward by the FEA (21 April 2015; application number 87/2013).

Malta and the UK share a long and colorful history, with Malta having been a British colony for one hundred and fifty years.

The Malta Information Technology Agency has conducted a research study as part of an EU-funded project...

Over the past few months the topic of extradition has been a very topical one and this has led to discussions on amendments to the applicable legislation in Malta.

The Rent Regulation Board (the "Board"), presided over by Magistrate Dr Simone Grech, on 30 July 2021, in the case Ann sive Felicity Wismayer vs. Patricia Engerer dealt with an eviction request made by the plaintiff .

Constitutional Court, Gerald Camilleri et vs Advocate General et, 6th October 2020...

By virtue of the Withdrawal Agreement (the ‘Agreement') which came into force on the 1st February 2020, the United Kingdom (‘UK') cut its ties and subsequently withdrew from the European Union (‘EU')

On the 31 May 2019, Parliament enacted the Competition Act and Consumer Affairs Act and other Laws (Amendment) Act ("the Amendment Act").

On the 8th of December 2020, the Competition and Markets Authority (‘CMA') of the United Kingdom (‘UK') issued advice to the British Government on the design and implementation of the UK's