An appeal court has confirmed a judgment ordering the government to pay €18,772 in damages to a quarry owner due to delays in an agreement to fill a disused quarry intended for use as a vineyard. The court found that the Minister for Rural Affairs and Resources at the time, George Pullicino, had entered into an agreement in 2002 to fill the quarry
An appeal court has confirmed a judgment ordering the government to pay €18,772 in damages to a quarry owner due to delays in an agreement to fill a disused quarry intended for use as a vineyard. The court found that the Minister for Rural Affairs and Resources at the time, George Pullicino, had entered into an agreement in 2002 to fill the quarry
An appeal court has confirmed a judgment ordering the government to pay €18,772 in damages to a quarry owner due to delays in an agreement to fill a disused quarry intended for use as a vineyard. The court found that the Minister for Rural Affairs and Resources at the time, George Pullicino, had entered into an agreement in 2002 to fill the quarry
Two brothers have been awarded over €18,000 in damages after a restoration project for a Għargħur quarry, intended to become a vineyard for major wineries, was left in a decade-long administrative limbo by the Ministry for Resources. On Thursday, the Court of Appeal confirmed that the state must compensate brothers Victor and Joseph Bonavia for a project