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November 25, 2020

Going back to Act One of 2020 – How did the Act amend Malta’s Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA)?

Malta’s legislation is in a constant state of flux, with new legal notices, bills and acts being implemented  everyday. It is significant that we keep up to date with all laws, both the present ones and the past ones,  and to understand how they may affect us accordingly in our line of work. In this...
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October 26, 2020

Legal Privilege

Privilege afforded to communications between a lawyer and his client by the European Court of Justice. The ultimate test which needs to be carried out in respect of whether communications between a lawyer and his client which involves legal advice ought to be legally privileged or otherwise, is to assess whether such legal advice was...
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October 26, 2020

Exemptions to Data Subject Access Requests

The right of access grants individuals(data subjects)the right to obtain a copy of their personal data and other supplementary information from a Data Controller or Data Processor. However, this right is not absolute and the GDPR allows EU Member States to introduce restrictions to this fundamental right through their own national legislation. Exemptions allow Data...
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October 21, 2020

Comparing the effectiveness of remedies available to Maltese Trade Union members to those of shareholders under Maltese Company Law

ABSTRACT   Maltese Trade Unions have a sui generis legal nature which imbues them with  unique characteristics, features and attributes. The external dealings of Trade  Unions with third parties are both legally regulated and squarely within reach of  the judiciary, but what about their inner dealings? National jurisprudence seems to  suggest that most of the latter...
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October 21, 2020

Equal Pay for Equal Work principle – Malta

Under EU law, a woman can claim equal pay with a man who is carrying work of equal value from her employer. She is also allowed to make such a claim against someone who is not her  employer but is deemed to be a single source with the power to rectify the difference in treatment...
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