Data shows that the number of tenants in Malta has increased over the past few years. One of the main factors of this increase, is the noticeable growth of migration rates flowing towards Malta because of the booming economy. Naturally these factors have led to significant shifts in the rent market creating the need for …
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This piece of legislation regulates the continuation of tenancies by establishing the means testing criteria which must be satisfied in terms of Article 1531F of the Civil Code for a successful claim of tenancy continuation.
The owner has the right to use freely one’s property and to do any changes or modifications that seem to him convenient, as long as he does not infringe the rights of others by “ove comincia l’altrui offesa, ivi si arresta il potere assoluto sulla propia cosa” (Cass. Napoli, 9 Marzo, 1894).
B’differenza ghall-propjeta’ ohra, Condomium huwa magħmul minn partijiet separati u partijiet komuni, u cioe’ partijiet fejn kull sid ikollu l-parti tiegħu u jagħmlu użu esklussiv minnha, u partijiet oħra li jagħmlu użu minhom is-sidien kollha tal-binja. Dawn il-partijiet komuni huma regolati permezz Att dwar il-Conodminia (Kapitolu 398), kif ukoll permezz ta’ regoli tal-condominium meta s-sidien …
The broker is essentially known in Maltese as the ‘sensar’, who is; “a person engaged by another person to assist in negotiations with a third party. The sensar is to remain impartial, working in the interest of both parties independently and must disclose all vital information to each of the parties.”
