OAR@UM Collection:/library/oar/handle/123456789/607402025-12-25T14:02:26Z2025-12-25T14:02:26ZId-Dritt : Volume 2 : May 1972/library/oar/handle/123456789/607872020-12-14T09:44:37Z1972-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Id-Dritt : Volume 2 : May 1972
Editors: Farrugia Randon, Philip
Abstract: 1/ Farrugia Randon Philip - Editorial -- 2/ J. M. Ganado - Procedural anomalies in constitutional controversies -- 3/ Francis Lanfranco - The benefit of separation of estates -- 4/ Anthony Rutter Grappone - Legitimate defence -- 5/ Eugene Montanaro - The international status of Bangladesh -- 6/ Income tax decisions - Board of Special Commissioners 1953/ 54 -- 7/ W. Ph. Gulia - Adoption of children and young persons -- 8/ J. A. Micallef - The retirement of Profs. F. Cremona LL.D. -- 9/ W. Ph. Gulia - In memoriam (Mr. Justice Alberto Magri B. Litt. LL.D.) -- 10/ Paul A. Gauci Maistre - Judie Joseph Flores B.L. Can. LL.D.1972-01-01T00:00:00ZEditorial [Id-Dritt, 2, May 1972]/library/oar/handle/123456789/607862020-09-29T11:10:18Z1972-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Editorial [Id-Dritt, 2, May 1972]
Abstract: Publishing a Law Journal is a much needed exercise. The absence of any other regular Maltese Literature on Maltese Law is enough in itself to emphasize the importance which such a publication should acquire.
I must state, however, that unfortunately, contrary to the enthusiastic views which I nursed before engaging myself in the publication of this Journal, co-operation from the members of the legal profession was more
than wanting. Only a handful were ready to contribute their knowledge. It is hoped that in the future, the Law Journal will acquire the attention which I believe should be attributed to it.1972-01-01T00:00:00ZProcedural anomalies in constitutional controversiesGanado, Joseph M./library/oar/handle/123456789/607852020-10-22T09:31:12Z1972-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Procedural anomalies in constitutional controversies
Authors: Ganado, Joseph M.
Abstract: Since the creation of the Constitutional Court in 1964, the number of lawsuits concerning the Constitution and its Fundamental Rights sections has been very limited. This may reflect well on the drafting of the Constitution and also on the absence of violations of the guaranteed Fundamental Rights, but it may also be due to an insufficiency of awareness on the part of the population in general, as to the full implications of the standards imposed by the constitutional provisions and the types of remedies ensuing therefrom.1972-01-01T00:00:00ZThe benefit of separation of estatesLanfranco, Francis/library/oar/handle/123456789/607842020-09-29T11:10:48Z1972-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: The benefit of separation of estates
Authors: Lanfranco, Francis
Abstract: In consequence of the 'confusion' which occurs between the personal estate of the heir and that of the inheritance (in succession), the creditors of the decujus become creditors of the heir, and those who were already his creditors can obtain satisfaction of their debts from the property inherited. This state of affairs can
prove to be prejudicial to the creditors and legatees of the deceased, especially when confronted ty an heir who is inundated with debts. In order to safeguard their interests these individuals may resort to the "Benefit of the Separation of Estates."1972-01-01T00:00:00Z