Court Notices published in Government Gazette no 21,669 of 16th June 2026

By means of a decree of the 14th April, 2026, in the records of the judicial letter number 435/2026, in the names Advocate Zachary Zammit noe vs Christopher Pace et,  the Courts of Magistrates (Malta)  ordered the following publication for the purpose of service of the respondents Christopher Pace u Pace Investments Limited in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of Chapter 12.

In the Courts of Magistrates (Malta)

To Christopher Pace (ID 543765M) of Plot 329, Triq in-Nexxiegħa, Santa Marija Estate, Mellieħa

Pace Investments Limited (C27970) of Plot 329, Triq in-Nexxiegħa, Santa Marija Estate, Mellieħa

By means of the present Bosello Centro Expo Casa of Via Croce SN, Citta Giardino Melili, Sicily, Italy, represented by its Director Mr Alessandro Bosello, (Italian ID number CA98142CP) as duly represented in Malta by Dr Zachary Zammit (ID 25598M) while referring to the posts made by you on the social media website Facebook specifically on the social media page Are you Being served? (Rubs of Moira and Francesca’s the Original) on the 24th January, 2026, as results from the extract attached and marked as Doc. A, the interpellant company is soliciting you so that, with immediate effect, you remove the harmful post you did as well as stop and abstain from any illegal behaviour, defamatory and/or harmful comments against the interpellant, including but not limited to publications, comments and/or posts on the Facebook website or other social media which refer directly or indirectly to the interpellant company as well as its director.

Your allegations are unfounded in fact and at law and your comments and declarations against the interpellant company and its directors are false, malicious and of a defamatory nature and are all intended to cause damage to the reputation of the interpellant company in breach of Chapter 579 of the Laws of Malta. It should be pointed out that this action is already affecting the business of the interpellant company negatively and causing serious prejudice.

That furthermore you are in default of payment to the interpellant company in the amount of €4,720.92 representing other products and services supplied by the interpellant company as results from the following invoices:

1. No. 18 of 14 June, 2019;

2. No. 119 of 7 August, 2019;

3. No. 155 of 2 October, 2019

(copies of invoices as well as the annexed statement of account and marked as Doc. B).

Therefore, and in view of the above, whilst bringing these facts to the notice of this Honourable Court, the interpellant company calls upon you to immediately (i) stop and desist from any illegal behaviour, defamatory and/or harmful comments against the interpellant, including but not limited to publications, comments and/or posts on the electronic site Facebook or other social media (ii) remove any post, comment or other content on Facebook or on any other platform referring to the interpellant company in a defamatory or false manner within two days from the date of service of this judicial letter and (iii) immediately desist from any similar behaviour in the future whilst (iv) paying the sum of €4720 representing other products and services supplied by the interpellant company within seven (7) days from the date of service of this judicial letter.

That in default, the interpellant company is warning you that it will proceed further against you in order to safeguard its position saving any other remedies available to it at law including the payment of compensation for damages suffered by the interpellant due to your behaviour or the behaviour of either of you.

So much for your own guidance

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree of the 9th March, 2022, in the records of the letter number 431/2022, in the names Gillian Vella et vs Emanuel Ciantar, the First Hall of the Civil Court ordered the following publication for the purpose of effecting service in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of Cap. 12 on the respondent Emanuel Ciantar.

In the First Hall of the Civil Court

To Emanuel Ciantar of 26, Triq il-Bieqja, Birżebbuġa 

By the present, Gillian Vella (ID 185148M), Monica Depasquale (ID 235150M), Anne Cachia (ID 322753M) and Maria Louise sive Louise Calleja (ID 725556M) of 26, Triq il-Bieqja, Birżebbuġa in their own name and for and on behalf of the other co-owners of the fields known as Ta’ Dun Grezzju limits of Birżebbuġa and of the fields of Wied ta’ Tuta limits of Birezebbugia are informing the respondent that that they will not renew the lease of the land known as Ta ‘Dun Grezzju limits of Birżebbuġa and of the land situated in Tuta Valley limits of Birżebbuġa after the 15th August, 2022, since the interpellants want the same land back.

Thus the respondent is being solicited by the interpellant to vacate the said land immediately.

In default the interpellants shall proceed for eviction according to law.

With costs

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals      

By means of a decree of the 19th July, 2024, in the records of the judicial letter number 830/2023, in the names HSBC Bank Malta plc vs Jesus JR Abasola Infeliz, the Courts of Magistrates (Malta) ordered the following publication for the purpose of service of the respondent Jesus JR Abasola Infeliz in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of Cap. 12.

In the Courts of Magistrates (Malta)

To Jesus JR Abasola Infeliz (ID 206952A) of 26, St Anthony, Triq Ganu, Birkirkara BKR 1109 

By means of this present, HSBC Bank Malta plc (C3177) of 32, Triq il-Merkanti, Valletta

Solicits you so that within two days from the day when you receive this letter you pay the amount of €1026.61 as the capital and as for the sum of €15 as interest that accrued on the capital sum till the 9th February, 2023, with administrative costs, besides the interest from the 10th February, 2023, till the date of this letter together with further legal interest on the capital amount from the date of this letter till the date of effective payment and this as refund of the amount given to you by means of the Visa Card facility holding number 4035710036314883, which amount although repeatedly solicited to pay you remained in default.

Informs you that if you fail to pay all the arrears within fifteen days from the day of notification of this letter, the whole loan amount will be due all at once besides legal interest with the rate of 8% per year till the date of effective payment.

To avoid useless court fees, if the payment of the loan is not possible in the time given and you need more time to pay by monthly installments, you can admit your debt towards the Bank by means of a notarial act. In this case you are requested so that within fifteen days from when you receive this letter you inform the Bank and engage a notary.

This letter is being filed as well to interrupt prescription and as such is required by law in terms of article 2128 of the Civil Code (Cap. 16 of the Laws of Malta).

In default further procedures will be taken against at Court without further notice.

So much so that you may know how to regulate yourself

With costs

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By a decree of the First Hall of the Civil Court of the 19th May, 2026, the publication of the following extract was ordered for the purpose of service in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12).

By means of a counter warrant number 298/2026 filed in the First Hall of the Civil Court on the 27th February, 2026, after the Garnishee Warrant number 1376/2022 issued on the 13th October, 2022, in the names Wing & Sun Interntional Ltd (C93127) vs Renmar Services Limited (C69887) wherein Renmar Services Limited (C69587) pleaded:

That this Honorable Court orders the issue of the opportune counter-warrant on the grounds herein mentioned.

Reason: since the same sum security for which is being sought is covered by an executive warrant 72/2024 in such a manner that the basis of this present warrant is exhausted. Besides, the company number is incorrect Doc A., this counter warrant is being made with reservation and without prejudice to the claims raised before the Honourable Court of Magistrates Notice number 163/2024 VGA in the same names

Counter-warrant

To the Marshal of the Courts

Whereas after the execution of the warrant referred to in the above application, there are grounds according to law for which the same warrant should not remain in force.

Given by the First Hall of the Civil Court and witnessed by the Honourable Madam Justice Miriam Hayman, Doctor of Laws of the said court.

In the First of Hall of Civil Court

Judge: The Honourable Madam Justice Miriam Hayman, LLD 

In the acts of the counter warrant of the Granishee Warrant number 298/2026 

The Court,

Saw the application,

Orders the notification of the counter party who has five (5) days to submit a reply.

Notification: Wing & Sun International Ltd, 8, Triq l-Iskola, Naxxar

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By a decree of the Court of Magistrates (Malta) of the 13th May, 2026, the publication of the following extract was ordered for the purpose of service in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12).

National Coordinator in the European Union Programmes Agency of The Oaks Business Centre, Level 3, Triq Farsons, Ħamrun, filed a claim on the 9th January, 2026, whereby the plaintiff asked the Court to condemn CSR Malta Association (Vo no 1757) of 99, Level 1, Mill Street, Ħal Qormi and/or Tower A, Suite 1010, Arcade Street, Paola, to pay the plaintiff the sum of €7,503.20, which amount is due to the plaintiff.

With costs and interests

The case (Notice number 2/2026VP) is deferred to the 15th July, 2026, at 9.00 a.m.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By a decree of the Small Claims Tribunal of the 3rd February, 2026, the publication of the following extract was ordered for the purpose of service in terms of Article 187(3) of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Cap 12) on the respondent Jean Paul Buttigieg.

Inspirations Limited (C41431) of Mrieħel By Pass, Triq Giovanni Felice, Mrieħel CBD 3120, Malta, filed a Claim on the 30th January, 2026, whereby they asked the Tribunal to condemn Jean Paul Buttigieg (ID 303190M) of 90, Rosalie Court, Flat 6, Triq is-Silla, Marsaskala, to pay the plaintiff company the sum of €2373.36, which amount is due to the plaintiff company.

With costs and interests

The case (Claim number 19/2026IS) is deferred on the 8th July, 2026, at 1.00 p.m.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall (Constitutional jurisdiction), on the 22nd April, 2026, in the records of the Sworn application number 469/2025MH, in the names Maurice Mary Farrugia pro et noe vs the State Advocate et, the following publication was ordered in terms of Article 495A et sequitur of Chapter 16, to serve as service on the respondent.

By means of an application in the names Maurice Mary Farrugia (125363M) in his own name and as curator of the absent Lydia Jemma née Farrugia (0419964M) vs State Advocate and Carmel Austin (739440M) and Pauline Austin (682644M), filed in the Civil Court First Hall (Constitutional jurisdiction) on the 29th December 2025, by means of a joint application in terms of Article 495A of Cap 16, of Maurice Mary Farrugia in his own name and as curator of the absent Lydia Jemma née Farrugia respectfully submits that:

1. This is a case regarding the effects of Article 12 et sequitur of Chapter 158 of the Laws of Malta, considered in the light of Article one of the Protocol to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;

2. Maurice Mary Farrugia and his sister Lydia, together with Anthony Bugeja are the owners of the apartment with official number 151, Flat 2, in Triq San Duminku, Valletta.

3. The lessees Austin are included only in this case for any interest they may have and so that the judgement be integrated and not because the applicants are bringing forward any demands against them.

4. By judgment dated 15 July, 2025 (RK No. 3/2024AB) the Court acknowledged that Maurice Farrugia and Lydia nee Farrugia had a valid title for the half undivided share of this premises between them which was donated to them by their mother Mary Rose Farrugia by a public deed on the 21st December 2021 in the acts Malcolm Licari. The Court also recognised that human rights had been breached before they acquired this share from their mother.

5. Today Mary Rose Farrugia has died and her heir was her husband Albert Farrugia. Albert Farrugia passed away on 6 July, 2025. He had nominated his wife Mary Rose Farrugia as his universal heir with the right of substitution of his children the applicants Maurice Mary Farrugia and Lydia Jemma nee Farrugia and thus the applicants are in the present case representing their mother causa mortis since they inherited the right from her. This was all explained by a declaration prepared by Notary Malcolm Licari.

6. Anthony Bugeja is not part of this case, since by means of a judgement dated 15th July 2025, it was already declared that by operation of Article 12 of Cap 158 of the Laws of Malta the rights of Bugeja as sanctioned in the First Article of the First Protocol of KEDP were violated. Subsequently the State Advocate had been found and declared responsible for the damages suffered by Anthony Bugeja and the State Advocate had been ordered to pay compensation for the damages suffered by him in the amount of thirty seven thousand, two hundred and seventy six euro (€37,276) in pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages. That judgment is now final (Doc A).

7. The said premises prohibited Mary Rose Farrugia and Anthony Bugeja by means of a declaration causa mortis, made in the records of Notary doctor Gabrielle Lautier on the 5th May 2011 and this after the premises de quo had originally passed on to them from the decujus Giuseppa Bugeja.

8. Originally Mrs Giuseppe Bugeja granted the premises to the respondent Carmel Austin by title of temporary emphyteusis towards the groundrent of twenty five liri (LM 25) every three months as indicated in the rent book. After the expiration of the emphyteusis, this title is converted into a lease.

9. The premises is presently occupied by the respondents spouses Austin. They are occupying the premises under a protected lease. Before proceedings were filed before the Rent Regulation Board, the amount of rent paid by the tenants was seven hundred, forty-eight euro and twenty-eight cents (€748.28) per year. In the applicants’ opinion, the rent and the conditions of the lease were not fair since they do not reflect conditions and rights that property owners in Malta have in the open market.

10. Following a judgement of the Rent Regulation Board, the rent was revised to the amount of 2% of the open market value of the premises in the year 2023, namely to the amount of nine thousand four hundred euro (€9,400) per annum with effect from September 2023.

11. Technical Architect Konrad Xuereb appointed in the case 3/2024AB which concerned the premises merit of the present case established the rental values of the premises in question from the year 1991 to the year 2018 in the following manner:

1991 €2124 X5 = 10,620

1996 €3561 X5 = 17,805

2001 €4769 X5 = 23,845

2006 €8076 X5 = 40,380

2011 €7723 X5 = 38,615

2016 €10019 X5 = 30,057

12. Therefore the total amount of full compensation amounted to €161,322. Following the recent jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court from this sum a 30% deduction had to be made for the legitimate aim of the law to leave €112,925.40. From this sum it was necessary to deduct again an amount of 20%, representing the uncertainty that the applicant in order to manage to keep the leased property throughout the period concerned, leaves a balance of €90,340.40.

13. From this amount of €90,340.40 the amount of rent perceived over the years, amounting to a total of €11,890, has to be deducted. The balance of the full compensation after deduction of the rent paid leaves a balance of €78,450.40. Thus the amount of total pecuniary damages amounted to €78,450.40.

14.The applicants are entitled to half of this amount, namely the share which was perceived to their mother Mary Rose, that is the amount of EUR 39,225.20

15. The Court in its 3/2024AB judgement considered that it should also liquidate the sum of €2,700 as non-pecuniary compensation, and ordered that half of this amount be due to Anthony Bugeja, together with the pecuniary damages liquidated by that Court.

16. There is no legal reason to justify the exaggerated difference between the rent perceivable on the market today from a premises like that occupied by the respondents and the rent reclaimed that was paid till today in consideration for the long term occupation of the premises property of the applicants. That these restrictions do not burden similar funds which were leased for the same purpose after the 1st June, 1995.

17. In view of all this, these restrictions in their Ordinance and/or operation violate the fundamental rights of the applicants for the peaceful enjoyment of their possessions, for an effective remedy and for protection from discrimination as protected by the First Protocol of the European Convention.

18. In view of the fact that certainly there is no doubt that the applicant’s mother suffered a breach of her fundamental property rights as sanctioned by the said Article one of the First Protocol of the European Convention between the years 1991 and 2018, and thus this Honourable Court is being asked to liquidate satisfactory pecuniary and non-pecuniary compensation for the violation complained in favour of her heirs.

Thus, for the reasons premised and those which result during the hearing of this case, the applicants respectfully pray that this Court, saving any other order or opportune provision:

1. It alleges the records of the case number 3/2024AB in the names: Maurice Mary Farrugia (125363M) in his own name and as curator of the absent Lydia Farrugia (0419964M) and Anthony Bugeja (0163146M) vs State Advocate and Carmel Austin (739440M) and Pauline Austin (682644M) decided on the 15th July, 2025 with this case since the case concerned the premises merit of the present case and the proof exhibited in the said case applies to the present case.

2. Declare that the respondents Austin were holding apartment number 2 in the building number 151, with the name St Ignatius Flat, in Triq San Duminku, Valletta with a protected lease.

3. Declare and decide that in regard to the applicants the facts above facts that by operation of Article 12 of Cap 158 of the Laws of Malta the applicant’s rights as sanctioned in the First Article of the First Protocol of the ECHR were violated.

4. Declare and decide that the respondent State Advocate is responsible for the damages suffered by the applicant due to loss of control, use, and enjoyment of the property de quo; and thus he is responsible for the payment of compensation and damages suffered by the applicants for the reasons above described and for not keeping a balance and proportion between the rights of the owner and those of the lessees because the rent payable in terms of the laws in force does not reflect the market nor the rental value of the property in question in terms of Law.

5. Make its own the report drawn up by technical architect Konrad Xuereb exhibited in the records of case number 3/2024AB.

6. Liquidate the compensation in the form of pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages that are to be paid to the applicant for such violation for the period from May of the year 1991 till 31st July 2018 for the reasons above exposed and those that will result during the hearing of this application.

7. Order the respondent State Advocate to pay the applicant compensation in the form of pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages liquidated and this within a period fixed by this Honourable Court.

With legal interest from the date of the judgement till the date of effective payment and with costs to be paid by the State Advocate.

The Sworn application number 469/2025MH in the names mentioned above is postponed to the 19th June, at 9.00 a.m.

Notification:

1. Carmel Austin – apartment number 2, inside building number 151, named St Ignatius Flat, in Triq San Duminku, Valletta.

2. Pauline Austin – apartment number 2, within building number 151, named St Ignatius Flat, in Triq San Duminku, Valletta.

GABRIEL MANGION

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree of the 20th April, 2026 of the Rent Regulation Board, in the records of the Application in the names Irene Mary Micallef vs Teresa Baldacchino et, Application Number 31/2026JG, the following publication was ordered for the purpose of effecting service on the respondents Teresa Baldacchino and Filippo Baldacchino in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Cap 12)

By means of an application in the names Irene Mary Micallef (ID 509681M)  vs Teresa Baldacchino (ID 752137M) and her husband Filippo Baldacchino (ID 0780539M) and Housing Authority  filed in the Rent Regulation Board, on the 23rd January, 2026, the applicant Irene Mary Micallef (ID 509681M)  requested this Honourable Board why it should not:

i. Declare and decide that the respondents Baldacchino are presently occupying the premises that is two maisonettes both in the ground floor, level one with official number 139, and with the name  Tessy and the other with number 141 with the name Guza excluding their airspace  which are situated in Triq il-Kunċizzjoni, Msida in terms of Article 4A of the Reletting of Urban Property Ordinance (Chapter 69 of the Laws of Malta).

ii. Order that the means test of the respondents Baldacchino be carried out, as established in the Rules of the Continuation Tenancies (Means Test Criteria)  issued under Article 1622A of the Civil Code and any regulations which may from time to time replace them, which test shall be based on the income of the respondents between 1st January, 2025 and 31st December, 2025 and on the capital of the same respondents in the 31 December, 2025 or otherwise according to law;

iii. Declare and decide in case it results that the respondents Baldacchino do not satisfy the criteria of income and capital of the means test that the respondents are allowed a period of two years to vacate the premises, besides paying compensation payable to the applicants for the occupation of the premises during the said period as determined by this same Board or;

iv. In default and in case the respondents Baldacchino satisfy the means test, declare and decide that the rent is to be revised to the amount which does not exceed 2% per year of the free and open market value of the apartment above mentioned from the 1st January, 2026 besides the establishment of new conditions regarding the lease and consequently order the payment of the same rent with the relative arrears.

With the costs and from now the respondents are summoned so that a reference to their oath be made and saving any action due by the applicant to safeguard all her rights including and not limited to her fundamental rights according to the Constitution and/or according to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

Applicant– 35, Carinzia, Flat 4, Triq Massimiliano Debono, Ħal Lija.

Respondents – Teresa Baldacchino and her husband Filippo Baldacchino 139/Tessy and/or 141/Ġuża Triq il-Kunċizzjoni, Msida.

The application in the names Irene Mary Micallef vs Teresa Baldacchino et,  Application Number 31/2026JG has been postponed for hearing to the 24th June 2026 at 9.00 a.m. 

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree of the 20th April, 2026 of the Rent Regulation Board, in the records of the Application in the names Prof JoAnn Cassar et vs Raymond Zammit et, Application Number 30/2026JG, the following publication was ordered for the purpose of effecting service on the respondents Raymond Zammit in terms of Article 187(3) et sequitur of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Cap 12)

By means of an application in the names Prof. JoAnn Cassar  and May Iwaszkiewicz, the latter is represented by the same Prof. JoAnn Cassar according to a power of attorney dated 3rd December, 2025 vs Raymond Zammit  and Housing Authority  filed in the Rent Regulation Board, on the 23rd January, 2026, the applicant Prof. JoAnn Cassar  and May Iwaszkiewicz, the latter is represented by the same Prof. JoAnn Cassar according to a power of attorney dated 3rd December, 2025 requested this Honourable Board why it should not:

i. Declare and decide that the respondent Zammit is occupying the premises that is 7, St Helen, JF Abela Square, Marsa in terms of Article 4A of the Reletting of Urban Property Ordinance (Chapter 69 of the Laws of Malta).

ii. Order that the means test of the respondent Zammit be carried out, as established in the Rules of the Continuation Tenancies (Means Test Criteria)  issued under Article 1622A of the Civil Code and any regulations which may from time to time replace them, which test shall be based on the income of the respondent between 1st January, 2025 and 31st December, 2025 and on the capital of the same respondents in the 31 December, 2025 or otherwise according to law;

iii. Declare and decide in case it results that the respondent Zammit do not satisfy the criteria of income and capital of the means test that the respondents are allowed a period of two years to vacate the premises, besides paying compensation payable to the applicants for the occupation of the premises during the said period as determined by this same Board or;

iv. In default and in case the respondent Zammit satisfy the means test, declare and decide that the rent is to be revised to the amount which does not exceed 2% per year of the free and open market value of the apartment above mentioned from the 1st January, 2026 besides the establishment of new conditions regarding the lease and consequently order the payment of the same rent with the relative arrears.

With the costs and from now the respondent is summoned so that a reference to their oath be made and saving any action due by the applicant to safeguard all their rights including and not limited to their fundamental rights according to the Constitution and/or according to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

Applicant– 40, Triq Cosmana Navarro, Rabat RBT 1082.

Respondent – Raymond Zammit 7, St Helen J F Abela Square, Marsa.

The application in the names Prof. JoAnn Cassar et vs Raymond Zammit et, Application Number 30/2026JG has been postponed for hearing to the 24th June, 2026 at 9.05 a.m. 

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 14th April, 2026, Application number 350/2026, by Robert Gafà, whereby following the application George Gafà, born in Msida, Malta on the 31st October, 1936 aged 89, residing in Msida, Malta and lately he is residing at the home for the elderly Golden  Care, Triq Għargħur, Naxxar, Malta and holding identity card number 0753436(M), was interdicted from all the acts of the civil life by means of a decree given on the 23rd April, 2026.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

Banns for Curators

Republic of Malta

To the Marshall of the Court

By means of a decree given by this Court on the 29th December, 2025, following a request by Charles Azzopardi et  vs deputy curators to represent the unknown direct owners  filed in the records of the schedule of deposit number 2743/2025 in the names Charles Azzopardi et  vs  deputy curators and in the other relative and subsequent acts.

By means of a schedule of deposit and redemption of groundrent and subgroundrent, number 2743/2025 in the names of Charles Azzopardi [ID 0711739(M)], son of the late  Albert Azzopardi and Carmela Azzopardi née Cassar, born in Msida on the 29th September, 1939, and residing in Msida; Adelina Azzopardi [ID 0130140(M)], wife of  Charles Azzopardi, daughter Carmelo Grech and Antonia Grech née Pace, born in Tal-Pietà on the 30th January, 1940 and residing in Msida; Alfred Azzopardi [ID 0193047(M)], son of the late Albert Azzopardi and Carmela Azzopardi née Cassar, born in Msida on the 31st January, 1947 and  residing in Imsida; Lucy sive Lucia Azzopardi [ID 0100152(M)), wife of  Alfred Azzopardi, daughter of  Giuseppi Buhagiar and Carmela Buhagiar née Tanti, born in Ħaż-Żabbar on the13th January, 1952 and residing in Msida; Rosaria Maria sive Rose Azzopardi [ID 0487248(M)], unmarried daughter of the late Albert Azzopardi and Carmela Azzopardi née Cassar, born in Msida on the 11th May, 1948 and residing in Imsida; Jeffrey Azzopardi [ID 0767652(M)], son of the late Albert Azzopardi and Carmela Azzopardi née Cassar, born in Msida on the 29th September, 1952 and  residing in Msida; Rita Azzopardi, wife of  Jeffrey Azzopardi, [ID 0068352(M)], daughter of  Arturo Agius and Teresa Agius née Cassar, born in Marsa on the 4th January, 1952 and residing in Msida; Noel Vella [ID 0032268(M)] son of the late  Joseph Vella and Carmen Vella née Azzopardi, born in Mtarfa on the 24th December, 1967 and residing in Mellieħa; Charlmaine Vella [ID 0016270(M)], daughter of the late Joseph Vella and Carmen Vella née Azzopardi, born in  Mtarfa on the 26th December, 1969 and residing in Jersey and Claude Vella (ID 0567375(M)], son of the late Joseph Vella and Carmen Vella née Azzopardi, born in England on  the 13th April, 1975 and residing  in England vs deputy curators to represent the unknown successors in title of  the direct owner/s  and/or sub direct owner/s of three (3) portions of land all in the limits of  San Ġiljan, in the lands of  Spinola, Paceville, that all have their façade on  Triq Wilġa previously Triq Daleland, that is  (i) A portion of  55 square canes as better described in the contract of perpetual sub emphyteusis in the records of Notary Doctor Hermann Borg (ii) A portion of 16 square canes as better described in the contract of sale dated 19th November, 1954 in the records of  Notary Doctor Joseph Spiteri; (iii) and a portion of  44 square canes as better described in the contract of sale dated 19th November, 1954 in the records of Notary Doctor Joseph Spiteri, filed in the First Hall of the Civil Court on the 22nd December, 2025, the applicants Charles Azzopardi (711739M), Adelina Azzopardi (130140M), Alfred Azzopardi (193047M), Lucy sive Lucia Azzopardi (100152M), Rosaria Maria sive Rose Azzopardi (487248M), Jeffrey Azzopardi (767652M), Rita Azzopardi (68352M), Noel Vella (32268M), Charlmaine Vella (16270M) and Claude Vella (0567375M) respectfully submitted:

That Albert Azzopardi, predecessor in title and father of the applicants Charles Azzopardi, Alfred Azzopardi, Rosaria Maria sive Rose Azzopardi, Jeffrey Azzopardi and the late Carmen Vella nee Azzopardi, had acquired, during his marriage with his wife Carmela Azzopardi, three (3) portions of  land in the limits of St Julians, in the lands of Spinola, Paceville, which all have their façade on Triq Wilġa previously Triq Daleland, that is:

i) a portion of 55 square canes by contract of perpetual sub-emphyteusis in the records of Notary Dr Hermann Borg from the power of Edgar Eminyan

ii) a portion of 16 square canes by a contract of sale of the 19th November 1954 in the records of Notary Dr Joseph Spiteri from the power of Paolo Grixti.

iii) and a portion of 44 square canes by a contract of sale of the 19th November 1954 in the records of Notary Dr Joseph Spiteri from the power of Gerald Caligari

That the said Albert Azzopardi died on the 28th July, 1984 and by means of his last will in the records of Notary Dr Francis Micallef of the 11th April, 1980 he bequeathed, amongst others, the general usufruct of his wealth to his wife the said Carmela Azzopardi and nominated his five children namely the applicant Charles Azzopardi, Alfred Azzopardi, Rosaria Maria sive Rose Azzopardi, Jeffrey Azzopardi and the deceased Carmen wife of Joseph Vella as his heirs and thus as regards the said block the undivided half (1/2) of the bare ownership devolved to the said five siblings whilst the relative usufruct devolved to the said Carmela Azzopardi.

That by means of a contract of the 27th November, 1989 in the records of Notary Francis Micallef, the said Carmela Azzopardi had sold to her five children (including the late Carmen Vella) and to their husbands, the bare ownership of one half undivided share of the said property in Wiga Street, Paceville, limits of St Julians, as well as the usufruct on the other half undivided share of the said property

That Carmen Vella née Azzopardi and her husband Joseph Vella died and their children Noel, Charmaine and Claude siblings Vella inherited them.

That as regards the first portion of land, that is that of 55sq canes, the said Albert Azzopardi had acquired same by title of perpetual sub emphyteusis from Edgar Eminyan by contract in the records of Notary Dr Hermann Borg at the annual and perpetual sub groundrent of seventeen liri, seventeen and a half shillings equivalent to Lm17.87c,5m that is €41.64, payable every six months in arrears.

That in the same contract Gerald Caligari had acquired a portion of 44square canes from the power of the same Edgar Eminyan, towards the sub-groundrent of fourteen liri and six shillings, equivalent to Lm14.30c or rather €33.31, also payable every six months in arrears.

That in this contract it was declared that this sub-groundrent is due as for six pennies per square canes to the Rector of the Abbazija Spinola as original groundrent rate and as for the rest to Mrs Mary Calleja Urry as subgroundrent.

That in fact, the said Edgar Eminyan had acquired another larger land forming part of it the portions above described, by a contract of perpetual sub-emphyteusis from the said Mary Calleja Urry, previously Pace and this towards the annual and perpetual sub-groundrent of forty two liri and eighteen shillings, equivalent to Lm42.90c that is €99.93 but this on 132square canes.

That from a simple mathematical calculation, it results thus that Edgar Eminyan did not impose any increase in the sub-groundrent due on the lands granted to Azzopardi and Caligari - on the contrary, he declared that the sub-groundrent is due in full to Mary Calleja Urry.

That subsequently, by means of a contract of the 19th November, 1954 in the records of Notary Joseph Spiteri, the said Albert Azzopardi, always during his marriage with Carmela Azzopardi, acquired by title of sale the land which had been granted to Gerald Caligari of the measurement of 44 square canes.

That the same Albert Azzopardi, during his marriage with Carmela Azzopardi, acquired another land contiguous to the other portions, measuring 16square canes, by means of a contract of the 19th November, 1954 in the records of Notary Joseph Spiteri from Paolo Grixti.

That the said Paolo Grixti acquired a larger plot of land, of which the land just mentioned forms part, directly from Mary Carmela Urry, in virtue of a contract of the 12th June, 1953 in the records of Notary Giuseppe Sammut.

That Paolo Grixti had acquired 438 square canes subject to the annual and perpetual sub-groundrent of Lm131.40 that is €306.08. Pro rata, thus, the land of 16 square canes was subject to the rate of Lm4.80, that is €11.18 - and thus declared in the contract of acquisition of the said Albert Azzopardi.

That the said Mary Calleja Urry, previously Pace, acquired by title of sale a portion of land of the area of 570 square canes from the power of Dr Joseph Pace by a contract of the 6th October, 1951 in the records of Notary Giuseppe Sammut

That all these lands, together with other property, were assigned to Dr Joseph Pace by a deed of partition of the 18th September, 1943 in the records of Notary Emanuele Pio Debono and by another deed of partition of the 28th December, 1943 in the records of Notary Giuseppe Sammut.

That originally the company Eastern Telegraph company Limited had acquired these lands from various persons by means of three contracts in the records of Notary Alfredo Carbone of the 13th January, 1921, of the 2nd July, 1921 and of the 21st July, 1921, and by another contract in the records of Notary Carmelo Farrugia of the 24th February, 1926.

That subsequently, the same Eastern Telegraph company Limited had granted by title of groundrent and sub-groundrent two portions of  land in San Giljan, in favour of Giovanni Coleiro, Giovanni Coleiro and Antonio Cuschieri, by a contract of the 12th April, 1933 in the records of Notary Giovanni Chapelle, one of twenty seven tumoli and one kejla (27T1K) subject to the original groundrent in favour of Abbazija Spinola, and another measuring fourteen tumoli, five sighan and three kejliet (14T5S3K), the latter free and unencumbered.

That on this contract, a groundrent/sub-groundrent of Lm201 was imposed on all the land of the superficial area of 41T5S4K but it was also agreed that in case the emphyteutae is obliged to pay the original groundrent of the first portion of land directly to Abbazija Spinola, this groundrent of Lm25 is deducted from the full amount of Lm201, for the balance of Lm176.

That since it was not specified whether the groundrent/sub-groundrent was imposed on part of the land, or on all the land, the applicants consider that the amount of Lm176 was imposed on the whole extent of the land of 41T5S4K because if, that part was subject to the annual and perpetual groundrent of the Abbazija Spinola it would not have been granted in sub emphyteusis. This means that on 10.725.56qk the groundrent or sub-groundrent was Lm0.01.6m per square cane or €0.03.8.

That from the superimposition hereby attached, it results that all the properties acquired by Albert Azzopardi did not fall into that portion originally granted by the Abbazija Spinola, but all fell into that part which Eastern Telegraph Company Limited had granted to Coleiro, Coleiro and Cuschieri, free and unencumbered from any groundrent other than that imposed in the said contract of the 12th April, 1933 in the records of Notary Giovanni Chapelle thus any reference that these lands were subject to the groundrent originally due to Abbazija Spinola is mistaken and any increase in groundrent, in reality, constitutes a new emphyteutical concession, and not a sub-concession.

That this means that on the portion of 55 square canes there was €2.10 original groundrent, on the portion of 44 square canes there was a groundrent of €1.68 and on the portion of 16 square canes there was a groundrent of €0.61. These amounts, however, have been redeemed thanks to the juridical  merger explained below.

That in the said contract of the 12th April, 1933 in the records of Notary Giovanni Chapelle it was also agreed that this groundrent can be redeemed at the rate of 3.5%.

That in all the other contracts above, it is not mentioned with which rate the sub-groundrents therein imposed can be redeemed, and thus the provisions of  1501 of the Civil Code establishe the rate of 5% applies.

That Dr Joseph Pace had acquired the perpetual direct dominium of the groundrent imposed by Eastern Telegraph Company Limited by contract of the 13th February, 1943 in the records of Notary Dr Joseph Pace and thus, the groundrent originally imposed by Eastern Telegraph company Limited was now due to Dr Joseph Pace. However, on the assignment of the perpetual utile dominium of the same property in favour of the same Dr. Joseph Pace, by virtue of law, the same Dr Joseph became owner of the direct and utile, of the same property.

That thus, on the three portions above mentioned the original groundrent imposed by Eastern Telegraph Company Limited had now ended, whilst the increase imposed by Mary Calleja Urry is still due and thus:

iI) On the portion of 55 square canes, where there was an original groundrent of €2.10, there was now only the remaining part of €41.64, that is €39.54, due to the unknown heirs of Mary Calleja Urry; and

ii) on the portion of 44 square canes, where there was the original groundrent of €1.68 there was now only the remaining part of €33.31, that is €31.63, due to the unknown heirs of Mary Calleja Urry; and

iii) on the 16 square canes portion, where there were original groundrent of €0.68 there was now only the remaining part of €11.18, that is €10.50, due to the unknown heirs of Mary Calleja Urry.

That the applicants always paid the groundrent and relative sub-groundrent to the said Mary Calleja Urry, but after her death, they were not in a position to trace her successors in title

That the applicants wish to avail themselves of the faculty given to them by Article 1501 of the Civil Code and redeem the said groundrent and sub-groundrent as stipulated in law.

That thus the groundrent/sub-groundrent of €81.67 capitalised at the rate of 5% amounts to one thousand six hundred thirty three euro and forty cents (€1,633.40).

That the applicants are also depositing five instalments of groundrent/sub-groundrent or rather the amount of four hundred and eight euro and thirty five cents (€408.35) representing groundrent/sub-groundrent due for the last five years instalments to the unknown heirs of Mary Calleja Urry.

Thus, the applicants are calling upon this Honourable Court and under its authority depositing the global sum of two thousand, and forty one Euro and five and seven cents (€2,041.75) representing as for the sum of four hundred and eight euro and thirty five cents (€408.35) the last five years of groundrent/sub-groundrent, and as for the sum of one thousand, six hundred thirty three euro and forty cents €1,633.40) price of redemption of sub-groundrent, all burdening all three (3) portions of land in the limits of St Julians, in the lands of Spinola, Paceville, which all have their façade on Triq Wilġa previously Triq Daleland, that is to say (i) a portion of 55 square canes as better described by a perpetual sub-emphyteusis contract in the records of Notary Doctor Hermann Borg (ii) a portion of 16 square canes as better described by a contract of sale of the 19th November 1954 in the records of Notary Dr Joseph Spiteri; (iii) and a portion of 44 square canes as better described by a contract of purchase of the 19th November, 1954 in the records of Notary Dr Joseph Spiteri, which amounts are to be freely withdrawn by the defendant deputy curators, after leaving due receipt according to law.

You are therefore ordered to affix an official copy of these banns at the entrance of this Superior Court and to summon whosoever wishes to act as curator to appear before this registry within six days and by means of a minute to submit a declaration that he wishes so to act.

You are also ordered to inform each one that if he fails to make this declaration within the stipulated time, the Court will proceed to the selection of Curators of Office.

And after so acting or if you should encounter any difficulty in the execution of these banns, you are to inform forthwith this Court.

Given by the Civil Court First Hall, above mentioned, with the witness of the Hon. Mr Justice Mark Simiana  LLD. Doctor of Laws.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

Banns for Curators

Republic of Malta

To the Marshall of the Court

By means of a decree given by this Court, on the 13th May 2026, by means of a request by  Notary John Cachia Zammit et it was ordered that deputy curators be chosen to represent the unknown owners, in the records of the  Application 430/2026MH,  in the names Notary John Cachia Zammit et vs  deputy curators and in the  other relative and subsequent acts.

By means of a Sworn Application, filed in the First Hall Civil Court, in the names Notary John Cachia Zammit (ID 482558M) and Kathryn Gambin (ID 68757M) vs  deputy curators to represent the unknown owners and the successors of the late Angelo  Caruana,  on the 27th April, 2026 the applicants Notary John Cachia Zammit  and Kathryn Gambin  requested with respect this Honourable Court to:

1. Order the sale of the house with number ninety two (92) with the name “Ġesù Redentur”, Triq il-Kbira (sometimes also indicated as Main Street) Żejtun as better described in the private writing or rather the promise of sale agreement dated 14th April, 2026, and under the conditions and terms therein agreed, and/or under the conditions that this Honourable Court may impose.

2. Order the Registrar of Courts to publish a copy of the application in the Government Gazette and a local daily newspaper.

3. Nominates Notary Dr Reuben Debono or another Notary to publish the opportune deed of transfer and make any other act and/or application as may be necessary or as is ancillary.

4. Establish a day, time and place for the publication of the opportune notarial deed.

5. Appoint deputy curators to represent a possible dispute on the deed of sale and/or on any other act and/or application as may be necessary or ancillary.

6. Give such orders as may be deemed necessary and opportune according to the circumstances.

Applicant – c/o 198, Triq l-Ifran, Valletta.

Notification:      Deputy curators – Law Courts

You are therefore ordered to affix an official copy of these banns at the entrance of this Superior Court and to summon whosoever wishes to act as curator to appear before this registry within six days and by means of a minute to submit a declaration that he wishes so to act.

You are also ordered to inform each one that if he fails to make this declaration within the stipulated time, the Court will proceed to the selection of Curators of Office.

And after so acting or if you should encounter any difficulty in the execution of these banns, you are to inform forthwith this Court.

Given by the Civil Court First Hall, above mentioned, with the witness of the Hon. Madam Justice Miriam Hayman LLD, Doctor of Laws.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in the Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 13th May, 2026, Application number 441/2026, by Maria Spiteri et,  whereby they requested that it be declared open in favour of Maria Spiteri wife of the decujus in the quota of one half (1/2) undivided share and the remaining one half (1/2) undivided share in favour of Angela Spiteri and Francesca Pantalleresco children of the decujus in the quota of one fourth (1/4) undivided share each one of them the succession of  Salvatore Spiteri, husband of Maria Spiteri née Seychell, son of the late Giovanni Spiteri and Angela Spiteri née Buttigieg, born in Ħal Tarxien, Malta,  resided in Ħaż-Żabbar, Malta and died in Ħal Far l/o Żurrieq, Malta  on the 17th May, 2007 aged 58 and who held identity card number 0761348(M).

Wherefore, any person who believes to have an interest in the matter is hereby called upon to appear before the said Court and to bring forward his objections hereto by a minute to be filed within fifteen days from the posting of the banns and notices according to law.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in the Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 13th May, 2026, Application number 449/2026, by Guido Vella et, whereby they requested that it be declared open in  favour of  Guido Vella husband of the decujus in the quota of one half (1/2) unidived share and the remaining one half (1/2) undivided share each in favour of Hubert Vella, Antoine Vella and Moira Magro children of the decujus in equal shares between them the succession of  Antonia Vella, wife of Guido Vella, daughter of the late Anthony Borg and Vittoria Borg née Cini, born in Mellieħa, Malta, resided in Mellieħa, Malta and died in Msida, Malta on the 25th March, 2025 aged 78 and who held identity card number 0988046(M).

Wherefore, any person who believes to have an interest in the matter is hereby called upon to appear before the said Court and to bring forward his objections hereto by a minute to be filed within fifteen days from the posting of the banns and notices according to law.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in the Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 21st May, 2026, Application number 473/2026, by Mary Vella et, whereby they requested that it be declared open in  favour of  Mary Vella wife of the decujus in the quota of one half undivided share and the remaining one half (1/2) undivided share each in favour of Kevin Vella and Steven Vella children of the decujus in equal shares between them the succession of  John Vella, husband of Mary Vella née Saliba, son of the late Lawrence Vella and Josephine Vella née Caruana, born in Bormla, Malta,  resided in Paola, Malta and died in Paola, Malta on the 7th February, 2026 aged 75 and who held identity card number 0454850(M).

Wherefore, any person who believes to have an interest in the matter is hereby called upon to appear before the said Court and to bring forward his objections hereto by a minute to be filed within fifteen days from the posting of the banns and notices according to law.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in the Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 13th May, 2026, Application number 440/2026, by Juliet Muscat et,  whereby they requested that it be declared open in  favour of  Juliet Muscat and Christian Muscat children of the decujus in the quota of one half (1/2) undivided share each one of them  the succession of  Josephine Muscat née Spiteri, wife of Anthony Muscat, daughter of the late John Spiteri and Angela Spiteri née Buttigieg, born in Ħal Tarxien, Malta,  resided in Ħaż-Żabbar, Malta and died in Ħaż-Żabbar, Malta  on the 20th September, 1993 aged 39 and who held identity card number 538654(M).

Wherefore, any person who believes to have an interest in the matter is hereby called upon to appear before the said Court and to bring forward his objections hereto by a minute to be filed within fifteen days from the posting of the banns and notices according to law.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 6th February, 2026, Application number 110/2026, by Michela Mock, whereby following the application Michela Mock, born in Tal-Pietà, Malta on the 18th October, 1998 aged 27, residing in Iklin, Malta and holding identity card number 384698(M), was interdicted from all the acts of the civil life by means of a decree given on the 18th May, 2026.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 19th August, 2025, Application number 735/2025, by Peter Charles Cauchi, whereby following the application Moira sive Mary Dolores Cauchi nee Attard, born in Ħ’Attard, Malta on the 15th October, 1965 aged 60, residing in Naxxar, Malta and holding identity card number 529265(M), was interdicted from all the acts of the civil life by means of a decree given on the 19th May, 2026.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 12th March, 2026, Application number 233/2026, by the State Advocate, whereby following the application Carole Ann Lock, born in Attard, Malta on the 22nd January, 1943 aged 83, residing in San Pawl il-Baħar, Malta and residing at Karin Grech Hospital, Tal-Pietà, Malta holding identity card number 61629(A), was interdicted from all the acts of the civil life by means of a decree given on the 15th May, 2026.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By means of an application filed in Civil Court of Voluntary Jurisdiction Section, on the 20th May, 2026, Application number 467/2026, by Raymond Bugeja et, whereby following the application Mary Rose sive Rosette Bugeja, born in Tas-Sliema, Malta on the 2nd April, 1948 aged 78, residing at the nursing home The Imperial, Triq Rudolfu, Tas-Sliema, Malta and holding identity card number 357348(M), was interdicted from all the acts of the civil life by means of a decree given on the 26th May, 2026.

ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA

For the Registrar, Civil Court and Tribunals

By decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall on the 30th April, 2026, on the application of Aquilina Nolan (ID 0181877M) et, Thursday, 16th July, 2026 at half past eleven in the morning (11.30 a.m.), has been fixed for the Sale by Auction to be held in Room Number 78, Nearby the Court Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Triq ir-Repubblika, Valletta of the following property.

The annual and temporary sub ground rent of the remaining original emphyteutical concession of one hundred and fifty (150) years that commenced on the 9th November of the year 1963 of the boathouse situated by the sea shore and on ground floor level, including its airspace, numbered number one hundred and eighteen (118), in Triq ix-Xatt ta’ Santa Marija, in Santa Marija Estate, Wied il-Ghajn taz-Zejtuna, Mellieha, which property is subject to the usufruct in favour of Agnes Aquilina. The said property is situated in the zone that the North West Local Plan classifies as a zone where existing beachrooms are situated outside the development zone and is bounded South West and North East with property of the society Central Mediterranean Development Corporation Limited or Cem Med Limited and/or their successors in title and North West with an open area known as x-Xatt ta’ Santa Marija or other correct boundaries

This boathouse measures 3.7 metres by 8.6 metres and consists of an open space roofed at a height of 2.69 metres with concrete and at the back side there is a concrete stairs leading up to a level (measuring 3.7 meters by 8.6 meters) roofed at a height of 2.2 meters. This level has a window at the front side and another at the back side,  with an area of about 32 square meters, and is valued at one hundred, thirty nine thousand and five hundred Euro (€139,500).

The annual and temporary sub ground rent of €11.65 reviews itself after one hundred years from the 09th November, 1963 according to the terms of the original concession and it should be calculated according to Clause 2 Sub article 5 of the original concession in the acts of Notary Paul Pullicino dated the 09th November,1963 and by a compromise and variation agreement of the emphyteusis conditions of the 17th May, 2021, the use of the property was varied to also include the residential and storage use but not commercial use. 

The said tenement is the property of an undivided share of nine from ten (9/10) belonging to Nolan Aquilina (ID 181877M) and his spouse Marita Aquilina (ID 70281M) and an undivided share of one from ten (1/10) belonging to Mario Aquilina (ID 372083M).

N.B. The said tenement will be sold as described in the acts of judicial sales number 13/2025 and following a judgement given by the Hon. Judge Henri Mizzi on the 30th April, 2024, Application number 330/2023 in the names above mentioned.

GAETANA AQUILINA

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall on 2nd June, 2026 following a Warrant of Seizure number 598/2026 of Michael Attard Imports Limited with the registration number C 34433, Wednesday, 29th July, 2026 at half past nine in the morning (9.30 a.m.) has been fixed for the Sale by Auction to be held at an entrance of garages, unnumbered garage in Triq Ġanni Bonnici, Ħaż-Żebbuġ of the following vehicles sized from the property of T8R LTD with the registration number C 101695 and Mostafa A.A. Bouamid holder of Maltese Identity Card number 136271A.

Vehicle of the make Peugeot 308 black in colour with the chassis number VR3FCYHZTPY599125;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot 3008 grey in colour with the chassis number VF3M4DGZUMS090162;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot 308 with the chassis numberVR3FCYHZTPY599126;

Vehicle of the make Citroen C3Aircross with the chassis numberVF72CYHSMM4295381;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot 308 with the chassis numberVF3LCYHZRJS40045;

Vehicle of the make Opel grey in colour with the chassis numberVXKFBYHZTP1033689;

Vehicle of the make Citroen grey in colour with the chassis numberVR7A4DGZSML024516;

Vehicle of the make Citroen blue in colour with the chassis numberVR7BBYHZBME053762;

Vehicle of the make Citroen black in colour with the chassis numberVR7BCZKXCME028219;

Vehicle of the make Citroen red in colour with the chassis numberVR7BCZKXCME030839;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot green in colour with the chassis numberVR3FCYHZTPY526654;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot grey in colour with the chassis numberVR3LCYHZRLS139389;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot blue in colour with the chassis numberVR3FBYHZTPY583001;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot red in colour with the chassis numberVR3FBYHZTPY575889;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot orange in colour with the chassis numberVR3VKZKXZMJ927146;

Vehicle of the make Citroen with the chassis numberVR7BBYHZBME000152;

Vehicle of the make Peugeot 308 with the chassis numberVR3FCYHZTNY595248.

N.B. The said vehicles will be sold as described in the acts of Judicial Sale file number 7/26.

MARVIC FARRUGIA

For the Registrar of Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall, on the 24th March, 2026, in the records of the Sworn application number 26/2026FDP, in the names Dr Daniele Brincat vs Suzanne Mallia et, the following publication was ordered, in terms of Article 187 et sequitur of Chapter 12, for the purpose of service of the respondent.

By means of an application in the names: Dr Daniele Brincat (0265787M) vs Suzanne Mallia (135979M) et, filed in the Civil Court First Hall on the 13th January, 2026, the applicant humbly prays this Honourable Court so that:

1. Declare that the assignment thus accepted by the defendants was not carried out with care and thought of a good father of the family, so much so that they are responsible for all the consequential damages suffered by the plaintiff;

2. Liquidate all consequential damages as suffered by the plaintiff;

3. Condemn the defendants to pay the plaintiff the damages so liquidated;

With costs, including those of the Judicial letter, and legal interest against the respondent who is from now summoned so that a reference to his evidence be made.

The Sworn application number 26/2026, in the names mentioned above is postponed to 24th June 2026, at 9:30a.m.

Notification:

1. Suzanne Mallia – 17, Sqaq Dun Perin, Birkirkara and/or 61, Jucarendo, Flat 8, Triq it-Tiben, Swieqi

2. Giuseppe Salvatore Licciardello – “Royal lodge Block A”, aPPT 11, Triq is-Sajjied, Qawra, St Paul's Bay

GABRIEL MANGION

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall, on the 21st May, 2026, in the records of the Sworn application number 73/2026AD, in the names: Lorenzo Gilberto Cilia et vs Dr Ramona Attard et noe, the following publication was ordered, in terms of Article 495A et sequitur of Chapter 16, for the purpose of service of the respondents.

By means of an application in the names Lorenzo Gilberto Cilia (0400581M), Carmen Cini (Australian Passport PB4810072) and Eileen Valletta (412484M), Maria Carmela sive Marlene Zammit (98674M), Rita Gatt (402552M) and Carmen sive Carmelina Papathanasiou vs Advocate Dr Ramona Attard and legal Procurator Kira Riger appointed by decree of the Honourable First Hall Civil Court dated 21st May 2026 to represent the vacant inheritance of the decujus John Mercieca, filed in the Civil Court, First Hall on the 29th January 2026. By means of a joint application in terms of Article 495A of Chapter 16, the applicants respectfully submit:

1. The applicants are the co-owners of the premises marked with numbers seventy eight (78) and seventy nine (79) in Sir Patrick Stuart Street, Gżira, which property is free and unencumbered – hereafter known as the property.

2. This property was acquired by their uncle Antonio Mercieca by means of a contract dated 16th May, 1968 in the records of Notary Frank Xavier Dingli (Doc. A1). These properties were acquired subject to six liri and ten shillings (Lm6.50) an annual and perpetual ground rent and sub-ground rent with all their rights and appurtenances.

3. This groundrent and sub-groundrent were redeemed by means of schedule of deposit number 510/1985 dated 17th December 1985 (Doc. A2).

4. The said Antonio Mercieca, who was young and without a child, died on 24 December, 2004. (Doc. A3) and died intestate (Doc. A4). Antonio Mercieca had six siblings who survived his death, namely Joseph, John, Carmel, Rosaria married Cilia, Marianna known as Anny married Pace and Mary married Bin.

5. By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, Voluntary jurisdiction on the twenty seventh (27) of July of the year two thousand and seventeen (27.07.2017), the same Court ordered the opening of his succession in favour of his siblings Mary married Bin, Marianna known as Anny married Pace and John Mercieca and this in shares of one sixth (1/6) undivided share each of them.

Carmel Mercieca died after his brother Antonio and his share of one sixth (1/6) undivided share was inherited by his two children Lina married Papathanasiou and Persa married Plesioti and this in a quota of one twelfth (1/12) undivided share between them.

Joseph Mercieca also died after his brother Antonio and his share of one sixth (1/6) undivided share was inherited by his daughter Maria Carmela known as Marlene married Zammit.

Rosaria married to Cilia was also absent after her brother Antonio and her share of a sixth (1/6) part of an inidviża was inherited by her children Carmen Cini, Eileen Valletta and Lorenzo Cilia and this in a quota of one eighteenth (1/18) undivided share between them. (Doc. A5)

Marianna known as Anny married Pace was absent on the 3rd June 2024 and her share of a divided (1/6) part was inherited by her only daughter Rita Gatt.

6. Mary married Bin was absent on the 29th May, 2022 and her share of one sixth (1/6) undivided share was inherited by her children Gina, Ana and Stephen known as Steve brothers Bin.

7. The singers have been in co-ownership for more than three (3) years.

8. On the 25th November, 2025 (recte: 2024) the applicants signed a preliminary agreement promising to sell the property on all the terms and conditions indicated in the same preliminary agreement. (Doc. A6) which promise of sale agreement was extended on 24th November 2025 (Doc. A7).

9. The respondent John Mercieca had gone to reside and died also in Canada and as far as the applicants know he had children, but they do not know who they are or where they reside nor do they know whether his inheritance was accepted and whether he or they were the heirs of the same deceased John Mercieca. Thus it is necessary that deputy curators be appointed to represent the vacant inheritance of the deceased John Mercieca. John Mercieca's last known address was 120, Marigold Street, Willand, Ontario, Canada.

10. Thus, the applicants were constrained to resort to these procedures so that the Honourable Court approves, authorises and orders the sale in favour of the company Carmelo Stivala Group Limited as agreed in the preliminary agreement and extension.

11. That there is no valid reason why this sale should not be made saving the fact that they do not know from whom or where the children of the deceased John Mercieca reside nor do they know if his inheritance was accepted and if he came from and thus the applicants have no other choice but to proceed by means of this application, so that the sale according to the preliminary agreement be made. (Doc. A6), as extended (Doc. A7), the provision of the property and a prospectus of the shares and conditions of sale included in Doc. A8, and this sworn declaration of the 25th November 2026, in terms of Article 495A (2) of the Civil Code, attached as Doc. A9.

Thus, for the reasons premised, the applicants are asking this Honourable Court so that, saving any declaration, provision and order, fit and opportune:

1. Approve, authorise and order the sale of the property in terms of Article 495A of the Civil Code according to the terms and conditions listed in the preliminary agreement (Doc. A6), as extended (Doc. A7), the provision of property and a statement of shares and conditions of sale included in Doc. A8, and the sworn declaration (Doc. A9);

2. Order that the contract of sale be published by Notary Public Dr Robert John Muscat at the time, day and place that this Honourable Court may fix;

3. Appoint deputy curators to appear on the deed of transfer or rather sale for vacant inheritance and also on behalf of whom the co-owners fail to appear before the Notary Public for the publication of the contract of transfer; and

4. Give any other order and directive it deems fit and opportune.

With costs against the respondents, including the costs of this case and all the ancillary costs which are from now summoned so that a reference to their evidence be made.

The Sworn application number 73/2026AD in the names mentioned above is postponed to 23rd June, 2026, at 9.30 a.m.

Notification:

Lorenzo Gilberto Cilia (0400581M), 66, Triq Manuel de Vilhena, Gżira

GABRIEL MANGION

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall, on the 6th May, 2026, in the records of the executive garnishee order number 608/2012 in the records of the application number 127/2026MH, in the names: Carmel sive Charles Aquilina vs Alan and Karen-Lois spouses Alden, the following publication was ordered, in terms of Article 187 et sequitur of Chapter 12, for the purpose of service of the respondent.

By means of an application in the names: Carmel sive Charles Aquilina (529754M) vs Alan (324661M) and Karen-Lois (285964M) spouses Alden filed in the Civil Court First Hall on the 16th February, 2026, the applicant asked this Honourable Court so that:

1. It cancels the present warrant in toto, and this according to those appropriate and opportune provisions it deems fit to impose in the situation.

Notification respondent:

Carmel sive Charles Aquilina (529754M), 200, Flat 1, Triq is-Swieqi, Swieqi

GABRIEL MANGION

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals

By means of a decree given by the Civil Court, First Hall, on the 14th May, 2026, in the records of the Sworn application number 63/2026AD, in the names Bank of Valletta plc vs Hallet Construction Ltd et, the following publication was ordered, in terms of Article 187 et sequitur of Chapter 12, for the purpose of service of the defendant company.

By means of an application in the names: Bank of Valletta plc (C2833) vs Hallett Construction Ltd (C14424) and Mario Hallett (24269M), filed in the Civil Court First Hall on the 26th January 2026, the applicant company humbly asks that this Honourable Court authorises it to execute the contract in the records of Notary Dr John Patrick Hayman dated 15th February, 2000 in the names above mentioned against the respondents Hallett Construction Limited and Mario Hallett, with costs against the same respondents.

The Sworn application number 63/2026AD, in the names mentioned above is put off to the 2nd July, 2026, at 11.50 a.m.

Notification:

(1) Mario Hallett: 58, Triq L-Isqof Mauro Caruana, Floriana

(2) Hallett Construction Ltd: “Gemini”, Triq Ġużè Muscat Azzopardi, Ħal Qormi

GABRIEL MANGION

For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals