The law presumes that every person is capable of entering into any agreement as long as this does not go against the law. However, the law, particularly the Consumer Affairs Act provides a number of minimum safeguards, some of which cannot be derogated from in consumer – trader agreements. Such safeguards include the rendering of …
Chapter 445 of the Laws of Malta, the Cultural Heritage Act, defines cultural heritage as objects of artistic, architectural, historical, archaeological, ethnographic, palaeontological and geological importance and includes information or data relative to cultural heritage pertaining to Malta or to any other country.
Every Maltese citizen has the right to change the gender and name given to reflect that person’s self-determined gender identity. This right emanates from Chapter 540 of the Laws of Malta; ‘Gender Identity, Gender Expression, and Sex Characteristics Act’. The recorded gender and first name can be changed through a request, sent to the Director …
This regulation caters for the acceleration in the eradication of the poultry, which is infected by Salmonella, in order to limit the spreading of such disease amongst the Maltese community. After the culling, the producer would be presented with a receipt stating the quantity of the birds and the products which were culled and destroyed. …
L-artiklu 74 jibda billi jipprovdi li; “Ebda vettura ma tista’ titħalla f’xi triq kontra xi regolamenti dwar ipparkjar jew f’dik il-qagħda jew f’dik iċ-ċirkostanza b’mod li aktarx tista’ tkun ta’ periklu jew ta’ xkiel lil nies oħra li jużaw it-triq.” Permezz ta’ emendi li saru, illum jistgħu jkunu aċċettati ritratti fotografiċi, films, reġistrazzjonijiet video, xbihat …
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