“Jien gejt kostretta ma mmurx iktar għax-xoghol u minkejja li pruvajt nitlob spjegazzjoni dwar x’wassal għat-tkeċċija tiegħi ġejt injorata u ma ingħatajt ebda spjegazzjoni.”[1] The right to protection against unfair dismissal is protected both by article 30 of the Charter for Fundamental Rights of the European Union as well as article 12 of the Constitution …
Riċentament ħarġu regolamenti ġodda li jirregolaw l-użu tal-karozzini, biex b’hekk jiġi assikurat il-ħarsien xieraq tal-annimali. Infatti din il-liġi tifforma parti mill-Att dwar il-Ħarsien Xieraq tal-Annimali (Kapitlu 439 fil-liġi Maltija). Dawn ir-regolamenti jagħtu definizzjoni ta’ karozzin, fejn jitqies bħala; ‘vettura li tinġibed minn bhima li jkollha għall-anqas erba’ (4) roti u kompartament li jkun separat mill-kuċċier …
According to the Malta Film Commission Act, Chapter 478 of the laws of Malta, an audiovisual production is considered to be a ‘qualifying production’. This production needs to be partially or wholly carried out in Malta and should be intended for international distribution for cinema and international telecast (including video on demand and subscription video …
The Cremation Act defines cremation as; “the technical process which reduces human remains to cremated remains, including the pulverization of such remains”. The operator who offers the service of cremation shall ensure that the human being is treated with dignity throughout the whole process. Moreover, this Act should not disrupt any ceremony or practice 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.
The law tries to strike a balance between the rights and obligations of the surety, the debtor and the creditor, ensuring that the latter gets paid whilst the surety does not suffer an excessive burden. There are various pleas which the surety may make use of to defend his rights in front of the creditor, …
Suretyship is a personal guarantee, whereby the creditor may require the debtor to provide a guarantor in order to reduce the risk of non-payment. Through article 1925 of the Civil Code, it is evident that the principal characteristic of this contract is its accessory nature, whereby “… a person binds himself towards the creditor to …
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 …
