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11 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 23 AUGUST 2020 NEWS COURT NOTICE The Registrar of Civil Courts and Tribunals informs that the Civil Court, First Hall ordered the following sales by auction: Date Time Judicial Sale No Place Items 09 th September, 2020 12/19 Broker – Jesmond Mizzi Bank of Valletta p.l.c. (C2833) vs Property Network Ltd (C9870) 1/2, Triq il-Kbira, San Ġużepp, Ħamrun 55,000 shares in Datatrak Holdings plc society today known as Loqus Holdings plc (C27140); 95,000 shares in Datatrak Holdings plc society today known as Loqus Holdings plc (C27140); 174,000 shares in Datatrak Holdings plc society today known as Loqus Holdings plc (C27140). 16 th September, 2020 10:00am 10/20EGL Waste Oils Company Limited (C14999) vs Patron Group Limited (C35369) Warehouse San Lucian Oil Company Limited, Triq il-Qajjenza, Birzebbuga 1) Life raft in a cylindrical form, white in colour 2) Red Dinghy of the brand Zodiac 23 th September, 2020 10:00am 6/20EGL J. Zammit Limited (C37945) vs Doneo Danny David (ID 119886M) Carsun Limited Showroom, 'Aries House', Basement Level -1, Mdina Road, Ħaż-Żebbuġ Vehicle of the make BMW X1 black in colour with the registration number IBV 681. 30 th September, 2020 11:00am 13/20JGL Fenech Ann Av. (ID28763M) noe vs Il-Bastiment Algarrobo (IMO No 9399789) Room number 78, nearby the Archives, Level -1,Courts of Justice, Republic S treet, il- Belt Valletta Vessel named "Algarrobo", container vessel registered under the Liberian flag and bearing IMO number 9399789 with Call Sign A8QT9. 30 th September, 2020 12:00pm 14/20AZ Fenech Ann Av. (ID28763M) noe vs Il-Bastiment Andino (IMO No 9399765) Room number 78 nearby the Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Republic Street, il-Belt Valletta Vessel named "Andino", Container Vessel registered under the Liberian flag and bearing IMO number 9399765 with Call Sign A8PX4. 30 th September, 2020 13:00pm 15/20EM Fenech Ann Av. (ID28763M) noe vs Il-Bastiment Andes (IMO No 9399739) Room number 78 nearby the Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Republic Street, il- Belt Valletta Vessel named "Andes", container vessel registered under the Liberian flag and bearing IMO number 9399739 with Call Sign A8MG9. 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 Civil Courts and Tribunals cuss why this is happening... We are losing control of the country and that's dangerous. We have to understand and intervene on the situation before it's too late." Delia also said that sections of the Maltese population were facing a chilling reality when re- cent SILC figures from the Na- tional Statistics Office showed that 17% of the population was at risk of poverty. "A country like ours shouldn't be seeing figures like this. When the government has announced one surplus after the other, we cannot accept that close to 20% of the population is at risk of living in poverty," Delia said. "What will happen next year when we have to reconcile the economy with COVID-19 re- strictions, like the thousands of tourists who didn't come [to Malta] this year?" He accused Prime Minister Robert Abela of functioning without a long-term econom- ic plan, and said that his 'five points' recently reported on l-Orrizont were "virtually lift- ed from documents the PN had proposed last year". "It is becoming clearer that the Labour Party cannot guarantee an acceptable standard of living. The PN knows where to invest and which direction it wants to take the country to ensure that we do not see these extremes of poverty." In his closing statements, Delia turned to the start of the school year and exams amid another outbreak of COVID-19. "Thousands of students will be sitting for exams that can deter- mine the outcome of their entire lives. They have already faced a lot of pressure and stress that can lead to long-term psycho- logical and physical suffering." "We need to find clear alter- natives to allow these students to go on with their schooling without subjecting themselves to unnecessary risk, and allow parents to make clear plans for their futures." The Superintendence for Cul- tural Heritage's first assessment was that even though not hav- ing significant cultural heritage value, the building proposed for demolition was an integral part of the contribution to the current streetscape. "The ex- isting dwelling forms part of a row of houses, most of which still retain their original façade and closed balconies, thus gen- erating a sense of rhythm in this very significant and legible streetscape." And with traditional town- houses with relatively high indi- vidual floor heights flanking the proposed hotel, the 10-storey block would not be in line with floor heights for these houses, impacting on the streetscape. The Superintendence insisted that the original façade, includ- ing the upper-floor cornice is retained. But it objected to the proposed height and is insisting that any development cannot exceed adjacent commitments. "This will help in preserving the integrity of the adjacent parish church as well as the surround- ing scheduled buildings." The architect of the project, proposed by Stefan Deguara, asked for the suspension of the application to gain more time to revise plans.