Law Blog

  In my previous blog post, I discussed the Cabinet’s intention to transition towards automatic suspensions in cases where planning permissions are under appeal.   Currently, the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) has the authority to order the suspension of permits under Article 33(3) of the EPRT Act (Chapter 551 of the Laws of Malta). […]

In the realm of planning permissions, any interested party has the right to object to an application without the need to establish a juridical interest in the conventional sense. In simpler terms, even if I’m an Australian citizen visiting on vacation, I can choose to raise objections ‘on the basis of issues relevant to environment […]

Receiving assignments, comprehending their requirements, which frequently entail a thorough review of existing literature, identifying gaps, and ultimately crafting frameworks to meet those requirements, are fundamental elements of my professional life. Regardless of the client, my work within my profession often follows this pattern. I must confess that I dedicate an average of 85 hours […]

This evening, ELSA, a prominent organization of law students, is hosting an online event with a primary focus on the discussion of current construction laws and their direct implications for the present state of the industry. I’ve received an exclusive invitation to participate as the guest speaker, tasked with addressing and providing responses to the […]

In my personal experience, during my time studying law at university, my passion was directed towards philosophy of law and topics with broader societal implications, such as constitutional law, administrative law, and planning law. Within the realm of planning law, I developed a particular affinity for property law, a fascination that persists to this day. […]

Recent news reports indicate that various regulatory authorities have joined forces to inspect residences accommodating a significant number of people under one roof and are taking measures to address the situation. Some individuals are raising concerns as to whether government has authority to intervene if these residents possess valid residential permits to live in Malta. […]