The Nationalist Party said that taxpayers are bearing the cost of cases involving Labour's use of private properties, after the party was ordered to vacate its Republic Street premises in Valletta within one month. In a statement, the PN said the development followed a Constitutional Court judgment last February concerning the Labour Party's occupation
A board has ordered the eviction of the Labour Party from its premises in Valletta, which it has occupied for around 70 years while paying just over €50 a month in rent. The judgment comes seven months after a constitutional court found the rental arrangement breached the owners' fundamental rights and ordered the State to pay them more than €254,000
The Labour Party and the local committee running its Valletta club have been ordered to vacate their Republic Street premises within 30 days, following a judgment that continued occupation would perpetuate a breach of the owners’ property rights. The Rent Regulation Board, presided over by Magistrate Claudio Zammit, delivered its decision a few days
