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10
2023
When planning policies are in conflict
One of the most delicate aspects of development planning law and the evaluation of planning applications for development approval is the application and interpretation of policies. It is not uncommon for planning policies to seemingly clash, although more often than not, they are intended to be read in conjunction with each other. Nevertheless, it is […]
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09
2023
Prohibiting significant numbers residing under a single roof
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. […]
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09
2023
Rejecting bank loans for a few centimetres
Many Maltese periti are part of a closed Facebook group, which serves as an excellent platform for discussions. Despite my 27 years of experience in the profession, I still find some of the posts quite intriguing, touching upon numerous issues that I consider rather novel. This morning, a seasoned perit made a post that highlighted […]
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09
2023
DB retrial – will it succeed?
The DB application for the redevelopment of the ITS in Paceville entails the construction of a 5-star hotel (386 rooms), residences, commercial office space, a shopping mall, and restaurants as well as the provision of basement and surface parking facilities. Despite a record number of objections, the Planning Authority granted the permit in December 2021, […]
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08
2023
Whether Ministers may also object to development
Currently, politicians, including executive Ministers, are engaging in a race to be the first to obstruct developments objected to by neighbouring parties. This is true even if that Minister is an integral part of the executive branch responsible for making the decision. The Manikata case stands as one of the most recent illustrations. In this […]
