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The opening of new windows in a party-wall ( ‘hajt diviżorju’)  is a frequent cause of neighbourly disputes, particularly when it comes to the redevelopment of overlying properties. Under Maltese law, a person cannot open a window in the party-wall , being the wall that separates two adjoining properties, unless he enjoys a right over the neighbouring property  (which is known as a servitude / servitù ). In the absence of such a servitude, the opening must be receded to a dis

The Condominium Act (Chapter 398 of the Laws of Malta) is the primary law that regulates how condominiums are administered. What is a...

If you are looking to buy or sell a property, the first step to formalise an agreement is to enter into a promise of sale ( konvenju )....