Employment Law: Restraint of Trade Clause

  • Natalino Caruana De Brincat
  • 21/11/2016
  • 13 min read

Natalino Caruana De Brincat, ‘Employment Law: Restraint of Trade Clause’ (Online Law Journal, 21 November 2016). This article will shed light on what should be considered as the general understanding of a restraint of trade in terms of Maltese employment law.2 The author shall be delving into the salient provisions of the law, its applicability […]

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Matthew Charles Zammit, ‘The Dieudonne Case: An Examination on the Limits of Satire and Speech under the European Convention on Human Rights’ (Online Law Journal, 15 November 2016). The fine line between what’s acceptable and what is not under the remits of ‘Free Speech’ is a continuous social, political, and legal battle on both the […]

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In this article, Andrew Sciberras speculates on potential issues that could arise upon the redemption of a perpetual emphyteusis which have rarely been the subject of court judgments. Carla Farrugia, ‘Article 15 of the ECHR: Should there be a balance between the needs of the State and the rights of the individual?’ (Online Law Journal, […]

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Therese Lia, ‘To Be or Not To Be: Legal Consequences arising from a State’s Withdrawal from the EU in light of Brexit’ (Online Law Journal, 2 November 2016). To be or not to be a Member State; with the referendum result of June1 what many Europeans across the bloc construed as being impossible became reality. […]

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Sarah Vassallo, ‘An Overview and a Comparison of Trusts and Foundations Law in Malta’ (Online Law Journal, 17 October 2016). Trusts and foundations are very often thrown into the same melting pot because both can serve as asset protection vehicles; however, this is only one facet of their respective uses. While both institutes share this […]

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Employment Law: Overtime?

  • Natalino Caruana De Brincat
  • 22/09/2016
  • 12 min read

Natalino Caruana De Brincat, ‘Employment Law: Overtime?’ (Online Law Journal, 22 September 2016). This article will shed light on what should be considered as the general understanding of overtime in terms of Maltese Employment Law.2 The author shall be delving into the salient articles of the law, its applicability within the industry,3 along with an […]

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Employment Law: The (In)Definite Dilemma

  • Natalino Caruana De Brincat
  • 19/09/2016
  • 26 min read

Natalino Caruana De Brincat, ‘Employment Law: The (In)Definite Dilemma’ (Online Law Journal, 19 September 2016). This article will shed light on the difference between a definite and indefinite contract in terms of Maltese Employment Law.2 The author shall be delving into the salient principles of the law, along with an understanding of its interpretation by […]

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Ghaqda Studenti tal-Ligi, ‘Essays on Governing Malta (1813-1835) – Governing Malta in the Early Years of the 19th Century: A Review’ (Online Law Journal, 9 April 2022). A new book has recently been published which could well be of interest to those who have a developed interest in Maltese History, including Law students. The author, […]

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Stephanie Zarb Adami, ‘The Price Club Case (2010): an examination of wrongful and fraudulent trading in the light of liquidation and consequential winding up of limited liability companies’ (Online Law Journal, 2 August 2016). When an insolvent limited liability company is placed into liquidation, the liquidator of the company may augment the company’s assets in […]

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Moral Damages in Maltese Tort Law

  • Ariane Aquilina
  • 16/03/2016
  • 11 min read

Ariane Aquilina, ‘Moral Damages in Maltese Tort Law’ (Online Law Journal, 16 March 2016). According to the Oxford Dictionary of Law, a tort is: ‘A wrongful act or omission for which damages can be obtained in a civil court by the person wronged, other than a wrong that is only a breach of contract’.1 Article […]

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