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6 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 26 JANUARY 2020 NEWS COURT NOTICE The Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals notifies that the First Hall of the Civil Court ordered the sale by Judicial Auction of the following property to be held in room numbered 78, nearby the Courts Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Republic Street, Valletta. Date Time Judicial Sale No Property 16 th January, 2020 10.30am 20/17EM HSBC Bank Malta plc (C3177) Vs Small Properties Limited (C29977) Appartment without name and official number marked number 1 found on the left side on the first floor of a Block unofficially named Cottonera Flats. The Block overlays a common entrance in a Block of six apartments and a penthouse in Triq Wigi Rosato, Bormla. The property is free and unencumbered and includes 1/6 of the undivided shares of the roof and common washroom excluding the penthouse, and also 1/7 of the common parts that include an entrance, stairs to the roof, the lift, the lift shaft and the drainage system. This property is subject to enjoyment from internal servitudes due to its relative position. The block of apartments and the apartment side to the west with Triq Wigi Rosato, East to Triq il-Kunċizzjoni and South with third party property or any other correct boundaries. The property is valued €150,000. Appartment without name and official number marked number 2 found on the right side on the first floor of a Block unofficially named Cottonera Flats. The Block overlays a common entrance in a Block of six apartments and a penthouse in Triq Wigi Rosato, Bormla. The property is free and unencumbered and includes 1/6 of the undivided shares of the roof and common washroom excluding the penthouse, and also 1/7 of the commom parts that include an entrance, stairs to the roof, the lift, the lift shaft and the drainage system. This property is subject to enjoyment from internal servitudes due to its relative position. The block of apartments and the apartment side to the west with Triq Wigi Rosato, East to Triq il-Kunċizzjoni and South with third party property or any other correct boundaries. The property is valued €130,000. 16 th January, 2020 11.00am 22/17AZ Suban Theresa (ID295040M) Vs Schembri Mario (ID52660M) et Field known as 'Ta Buqana', limits of Rabat valued in an agricultural zone outside the development zone, with a total approximate of 2414 metre square, with access from countryside alley from a principal road; Triq Bubana. The field is longitudinal shaped with breadth of approxiamate 26.9 metre and length of approxiamate 98.5 metre with a lease of €2.00 per year and valued €22,100. 16 th January, 2020 11.30am 74/16AZ Bank of Valletta plc (C2833) Vs Bugeja John (ID16067M) Duplex maisonette number 2, named 'Conception', in Triq ix-Xitwa, Qormi, overlying third parties property with its airspace and bounded on the West by property of Bugeja brothers and Joseph Attard, on the North by the said street and on the East by property of Francis Fenech and George Cassar, free and unencumbered, with all its rights and appurtenances valued at €195,000. 21 st January, 2020 10.30am 11/19AZ Galea Leanne (ID79176M) Vs Camilleri Alfred (ID81876M) et Apartment numbered 1 forming part of a block named "Mon Cheri", without number, in Triq L. Zamenhoff, Msida, situated on the first floor level, with common block access that abuts on the street and is the sole apartment in this floor, overlying and underlying third parties property, including half undivided share of the common parts of the said block and the whole property of the washroom number 1 on the roof of the said block, bounded on the North and West by the said roof, and to the west by washroom number 2 property of John Agius or his successors in title. The apartment is subject COURT NOTICE The Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals notifies that the First Hall of the Civil Court ordered the sale by Judicial Auction of the following property to be held in room numbered 78, nearby the Courts Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Republic Street, Valletta. Date Time Judicial Sale No Property 16 th January, 2020 10.30am 20/17EM HSBC Bank Malta plc (C3177) Vs Small Properties Limited (C29977) Appartment without name and official number marked number 1 found on the left side on the first floor of a Block unofficially named Cottonera Flats. The Block overlays a common entrance in a Block of six apartments and a penthouse in Triq Wigi Rosato, Bormla. The property is free and unencumbered and includes 1/6 of the undivided shares of the roof and common washroom excluding the penthouse, and also 1/7 of the common parts that include an entrance, stairs to the roof, the lift, the lift shaft and the drainage system. This property is subject to enjoyment from internal servitudes due to its relative position. The block of apartments and the apartment side to the west with Triq Wigi Rosato, East to Triq il-Kunċizzjoni and South with third party property or any other correct boundaries. The property is valued €150,000. Appartment without name and official number marked number 2 found on the right side on the first floor of a Block unofficially named Cottonera Flats. The Block overlays a common entrance in a Block of six apartments and a penthouse in Triq Wigi Rosato, Bormla. The property is free and unencumbered and includes 1/6 of the undivided shares of the roof and common washroom excluding the penthouse, and also 1/7 of the commom parts that include an entrance, stairs to the roof, the lift, the lift shaft and the drainage system. This property is subject to enjoyment from internal servitudes due to its relative position. The block of apartments and the apartment side to the west with Triq Wigi Rosato, East to Triq il-Kunċizzjoni and South with third party property or any other correct boundaries. The property is valued €130,000. 16 th January, 2020 11.00am 22/17AZ Suban Theresa (ID295040M) Vs Schembri Mario (ID52660M) et Field known as 'Ta Buqana', limits of Rabat valued in an agricultural zone outside the development zone, with a total approximate of 2414 metre square, with access from countryside alley from a principal road; Triq Bubana. The field is longitudinal shaped with breadth of approxiamate 26.9 metre and length of approxiamate 98.5 metre with a lease of €2.00 per year and valued €22,100. 16 th January, 2020 11.30am 74/16AZ Bank of Valletta plc (C2833) Vs Bugeja John (ID16067M) Duplex maisonette number 2, named 'Conception', in Triq ix-Xitwa, Qormi, overlying third parties property with its airspace and bounded on the West by property of Bugeja brothers and Joseph Attard, on the North by the said street and on the East by property of Francis Fenech and George Cassar, free and unencumbered, with all its rights and appurtenances valued at €195,000. 21 st January, 2020 10.30am 11/19AZ Galea Leanne (ID79176M) Vs Camilleri Alfred (ID81876M) et Apartment numbered 1 forming part of a block named "Mon Cheri", without number, in Triq L. Zamenhoff, Msida, situated on the first floor level, with common block access that abuts on the street and is the sole apartment in this floor, overlying and underlying third parties property, including half undivided share of the common parts of the said block and the whole property of the washroom number 1 on the roof of the said block, bounded on the North and West by the said roof, and to the west by washroom number 2 property of John Agius or his successors in title. The apartment is subject to annual and perpetual ground rent of Lm15 equivalent to €34.95, as described and subject to all the conditions mentioned in the acts of Notary Dr Carmel Mangion dated 10/07/2000 and the block bounds by East with the said street, North and South with property of Alfred Dimech or his successors in title, or other correct boundaries, and is valued at €275,000. 21 st January, 2020 11.00am 13/19JGL Bank of Valletta plc (C2833) Vs Dr Joseph Bonnici et noe Flat internally marked by number 1 in block letter "D" with the external door numbered 6, in the Government Housing Estate, Vjal il-Haddiem gja Ghajn Qajjied, limits of Rabat, Malta which block is bounded by all sides with public spaces property of the Government/Housing Authority. The flat is situated in the corner on street level overlying other third parties apartments with unencumbered, with all its rights and appurtenances and valued at €850,074.48. 28 th January, 2020 11.30am 46/18AZ HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. (C3177) Vs Dr Benjamin Valenzia et noe Plots from number 32 to 40, both included and 45 to 65 both included, forming part of a land known as 'Ta' Ġnien il-Lewż', in the district 'tal-Magħtab', limits of Gharghur/Naxxar, measuring approximately 1,740 sq.yd equivalent to 7,640 sqm including half of the width of the adjacent roads, bounded on the south by Victoria Lines, on the East and West by property of J&C Properties Limited, accessible from third party provisional gate accessible by a public path, free and unencumbered and valued at €229,200. 30 th January, 2020 11.00am 14/17EGL DeBono Edward Av (ID592758M) noe Vs Hili Paul (ID501758M) et Villa named 'Is-Sienja' formely named "Casa Sant Manduca" without official number in Triq Ras il-Wardija formerly known as Triq San Gorg in Wardija, limits of San Pawl il- Baħar together with the adjacent lands which form an integral part of it with approxiamate measurement of 15,800 sqm. The said villa and the adjacent lands are bounded by North with the said street and on the South and West by property of John Dei Conti Sant Manduca or his successors in title, which property is free and unencumbered, with all its rights and enjoyments, valued at €13,600,000. 30 th January, 2020 11.30am 49/18EM Gialanze Joseph (ID668044M) Vs Barjola (Real Estate) Limited (C17670) Garage internally numbered 1, forming part of a building complex without number, named Cassar Buildings, situated in Triq il- Barjola in Gudja, consisting of a block of garage rather a store with an office, and overlaying offices, which property is all found built on a divided share of land known as plot numbered 4, measuring approxiametely 141 sqm, forming part of the territory known as "Tal-Mithna", known as "Ta' Mensiva", known as "Ta' Don Angelo" and bounding North with property of Carmelo Cassar Limited, with East with property of C.A.E.J.A. Abela Brothers and West by the said Triq Barjola. The garage, free and unencumbered, with all its rights and enjoyments, is valued at €253,000. Further details can be obtained from the website: https://ecourts.gov.mt/onlineservices/JudicialSales The bidders taking part in the auction must present their identity card Gaetana Aquilina For the Registrar of Civil Courts and Tribunals JAMES DEBONO CASES of severe Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are more common in the two har- bour regions of Malta than in oth- ers, in what could be an indication that the condition is linked to high- er population density and lower so- cial economic status. This emerges from a study under- taken by psychiatrists Chris Role, Nigel Camilleri and Rachel Taylor East and health statistician Nev- ille Calleja, published in the Malta Medical School Gazette. ADHD is a common disorder associated with hyperactivity, im- pulsivity and reduced attention. If left untreated it can lead to lower educational attainment, increased risk of accident-prone behaviour, substance misuse and anti-social behaviour. The study is based on a sample of all 709 children under the age of 18 attending the child psychiatry gov- ernmental clinics up until February 2018, who were diagnosed with se- vere ADHD by a psychiatrist and were receiving pharmacological treatment. These accounted for 0.84% of all Maltese children, with percentage values ranging from 0.57% in the northern district (which includes Naxxar, Mosta, St Paul's Bay, Mgarr and Mellieha) to 1.12% in the north harbour district (which includes Qormi, Birkirkara, St Julian's and Sliema). The second highest rate of ADHD (0.9%) was registered in the south harbour district (which includes Cottonera, Valletta, Paola and Zabbar). One limitation of the study is that it does not take into account chil- dren who seek private treatment. The authors point out that it is possible that more affluent fami- lies, particularly those residing in the northern regions of Malta, pre- fer to attend private clinics rather than make use of the governmental clinics. The study, limited to those at- tending government clinics, shows that ADHD rates are higher in dis- tricts that are associated with low socio-economic status, that is pri- marily the northern and southern harbour areas. "Both northern and southern harbour areas are associ- ated with high population numbers and density as well as lower levels of education compared to the other districts of Malta," the authors said. The northern harbour region was also associated with higher rates of smoking in those aged 18 and over. The two harbour districts "also demonstrate higher numbers of single-mother families as well as a larger number of individuals economically considered at risk of poverty". But surprisingly, relatively high ADHD rates were also reported in the Western district (which in- cludes affluent localities like Li- ja, Zebbug and Attard). In fact, this region registers a higher rate than both the south-eastern re- gion which includes Birzebbugia and Zurrieq, and the Gozo region. "People in this district might be more aware of ADHD symptoms and would therefore more readily seek professional advice," the au- thors surmise. While noting a lower prevalence of ADHD in the more affluent northern regions, the authors also point out that localities with high- er educational levels are also more likely to be aware of the disease, and more likely to seek profession- al help. In fact, the authors acknowledge that their study may be hampered by a "referral bias, with potential cases being missed, either due to lack of awareness about ADHD both by professionals, as well as parents." The study also does not take into account less severe cases of ADHD managed by using other techniques such as behavioural therapy. The study recommends that more resources should be allocated to districts that are associated with higher rates of ADHD. Higher rates of ADHD inside 'poorer, denser' harbour areas Researchers link higher rate to social and economic factors including higher population density, smaller homes, poverty and higher smoking rates % of children aged 0-18 diagnosed for ADHD North Harbour 1.2% South Harbour 0.9% Western region 0.8% Gozo 0.7% South Eastern 0.7% Northern 0.6% ADHD rates are higher in districts associated with low socio-economic status, primarily northern and southern harbour areas

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