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News Update: Blockchain & its application in Supply Chain Management Legal Updates

News Update: Blockchain & its application in Supply Chain Management

Dr Christina Scicluna's latest publication on the Times of Malta which focuses on the potential use cases of blockchain technology and supply chain management and logistics. Times of Malta Link: https://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20181211/business-news/blockchain-from-concept-to-reality.696450PDF:https://www.mamotcv.com/PDF/Second-Publication-Times-11-12-2018.pdf DisclaimerThis document does not purport to give legal, financial or tax advice. Should you require further information or legal assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Mamo TCV Advocates.
MamoTCV Advocates
18th December 2018
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THE CASE OF BUTTIGIEG AND OTHERS v. MALTA (Application no. 22456/15) 11 December 2018 Litigation & Dispute Resolution

THE CASE OF BUTTIGIEG AND OTHERS v. MALTA (Application no. 22456/15) 11 December 2018

The applicants are the owners of an apartment in Melita Street, Valletta which was inherited from their father who died in September 2006. The father of the applicants and his brothers had entered into a contract granting a temporary emphyteusis on August 4, 1981.In this contract the apartment was given for a period of 17 years on temporary emphyteusis which commenced on August 12, 1981 and the ground rent was set at Lm120 annually. The concession expired on August 11, 1998 but in virtue of Article 12(2)(b)(i) of Chapter 158 of the Laws of Malta the tenants had the right…
Michael E. Camilleri
14th December 2018
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THE CASE OF BUTTIGIEG AND OTHERS v. MALTA (Application no. 22456/15) 11 December 2018 Litigation & Dispute Resolution

THE CASE OF BUTTIGIEG AND OTHERS v. MALTA (Application no. 22456/15) 11 December 2018

The applicants are the owners of an apartment in Melita Street, Valletta which was inherited from their father who died in September 2006. The father of the applicants and his brothers had entered into a contract granting a temporary emphyteusis on August 4, 1981.In this contract the apartment was given for a period of 17 years on temporary emphyteusis which commenced on August 12, 1981 and the ground rent was set at Lm120 annually. The concession expired on August 11, 1998 but in virtue of Article 12(2)(b)(i) of Chapter 158 of the Laws of Malta the tenants had the right…
Michael E. Camilleri
14th December 2018
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News Update: Mamo TCV Advocates has once again won the Mondaq Top Communicator Award! Legal Updates

News Update: Mamo TCV Advocates has once again won the Mondaq Top Communicator Award!

Mondaq, one of the largest global advisory content suppliers, has named Mamo TCV Advocates the 'Contributor Most Read' in Malta for the month of November 2018. Mondaq is an online publication of the most comprehensive online resources on legal, financial and regulatory information, and it publishes hundreds of articles by contributing firms from over 80 countries around the world every month. At the end of every month, Mondaq analyses which contributing author firms were read the most by registered business readers for each country: 'Contributor Most Read'. Readership for all articles by that firm in that country is included. The…
MamoTCV Advocates
12th December 2018
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News Update: Mamo TCV Advocates has once again won the Mondaq Top Communicator Award! Legal Updates

News Update: Mamo TCV Advocates has once again won the Mondaq Top Communicator Award!

Mondaq, one of the largest global advisory content suppliers, has named Mamo TCV Advocates the 'Contributor Most Read' in Malta for the month of November 2018. Mondaq is an online publication of the most comprehensive online resources on legal, financial and regulatory information, and it publishes hundreds of articles by contributing firms from over 80 countries around the world every month. At the end of every month, Mondaq analyses which contributing author firms were read the most by registered business readers for each country: 'Contributor Most Read'. Readership for all articles by that firm in that country is included. The…
MamoTCV Advocates
12th December 2018
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Can an Employer Dismiss an Employee for Incapacity to Work Due to Illness? Employment and Industrial Relations

Can an Employer Dismiss an Employee for Incapacity to Work Due to Illness?

An employee had been allowed to work from home because of a medical condition, and this following his doctor's recommendation. After a period of time with this arrangement, the company ultimately decided to withdraw its approval and requested that the employee reports to work at its official premises. The employee refused, and his employment was terminated. Consequently, the employee instituted proceedings before the Industrial Tribunal, claiming unfair dismissal and discrimination because of his disability. In its decision of the 5th December 2018, the Tribunal started by commenting that the right to work from home (telework) is not an absolute right…
Christine Calleja
10th December 2018