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9 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 8 AUGUST 2021 NEWS Hosts for Malta Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai (2nd Call) Malta Enterprise is issuing a second call to engage personnel on a contract for service for the Malta Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, being held between 1st October 2021 and 31st March 2022. is is a great opportunity to be part of this exciting event and to live the Expo experience. e hosts will be the first point of contact at the Malta Pavilion and will be responsible for welcoming, assisting and communicating with visitors while ensuring that Malta's image is promoted in the best possible way. e hosts will also be responsible for other administrative support at the pavilion as necessary. e hosts must be proficient in both Maltese and English. Proficiency in additional languages, one preferably being Arabic, will be an asset. Interested applicants are to send a covering letter addressed to the Commissioner General of Malta, Malta Pavilion, Expo 2020 Dubai and which is to include a detailed CV outlining academic qualifications and work experience on email peopleandculture@maltaenterprise.com e closing date for application is Wednesday 11th August at 17:00 hrs. Late applications will not be accepted. Applicants who have already submitted their CV for the first call do not need to reapply. Soliciting will automatically disqualify any applicant. 6115 By the present, Princess Holdings Limited (C-72528) of Sharay, Triq il-Fraxxnu, San Giljan makes reference to the bills of exchange signed and accepted by you numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4 a copy of which is attached with this judicial letter, and because these bills of exchange had to be paid on the 27th May 2020, 27th June 2020, 27th July 2020 and 27th August 2020 but remained unpaid although time passed and although you were solicited several times; solicits you so that within two (2) days from the notification of this judicial letter you pay the interpellant company the total amount of €1120 representing the amount due in terms of the said bills of exchange, which bills of exchange were signed by you and remained unpaid. The respondent company warns you that if you fail to abide with the above mentioned it will proceed with the execution of the said bills of exchange in terms of article 253(e) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta. For all the purposes and effects of law, you are warned that in terms of Article 253(e) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta you have the right so that within twenty (20) days from the date of notification of this judicial letter you file an application to oppose such execution of the said bills of exchange because of the reason that the signature on the bills of exchange is not yours or because of grave and valid reasons. So much so you may know how to proceed and regulate yourself. With costs including of this present against you and with legal interest from the date of expire of each bill of exchange till the date of effective payment. This judicial letter is being sent to render the said bills of exchange executable in terms of Article 256(2) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta. Registry of the Court of Magistrates (Malta), today 11th June, 2021 ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals By decree of the 24th May, 2021 given by the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), ordered that the extract hereunder mentioned be published for the purpose of service according to article 187(3) of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Chapter 12). That by the application filed by Architect Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M on the 4th December, 2020 is asking for the withdrawal of the amount of one thousand, three hundred Limited (C- tgħamililkom minnek liema qegħda dawn il- 2020, is- Awwissu tali żmien u tinterpellak sabiex l-ittra uffiċjali komplessiva ta' kambjali, ma' tħallsux. tonqos milli bl-eżekuzzjoni 253(e) tal- ai termini Malta għandek tan-notifika topponi għall- r-raġuni illi minħabba raġuni tiegħek u bl- kambjala skadiet sabiex trendi tal-Artikolu illum l-11 ta' mill-Qorti tal- il-pubblikazzjoni notifika skont Organizzazzjoni Fenech K.I. l-iżbank fl- Ewro u sittax- 860 6115 By the present, Princess Holdings Limited (C-72528) of Sharay, Triq il-Fraxxnu, San Giljan makes reference to the bills of exchange signed and accepted by you numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4 a copy of which is attached with this judicial letter, and because these bills of exchange had to be paid on the 27th May 2020, 27th June 2020, 27th July 2020 and 27th August 2020 but remained unpaid although time passed and although you were solicited several times; solicits you so that within two (2) days from the notification of this judicial letter you pay the interpellant company the total amount of €1120 representing the amount due in terms of the said bills of exchange, which bills of exchange were signed by you and remained unpaid. The respondent company warns you that if you fail to abide with the above mentioned it will proceed with the execution of the said bills of exchange in terms of article 253(e) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta. For all the purposes and effects of law, you are warned that in terms of Article 253(e) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta you have the right so that within twenty (20) days from the date of notification of this judicial letter you file an application to oppose such execution of the said bills of exchange because of the reason that the signature on the bills of exchange is not yours or because of grave and valid reasons. So much so you may know how to proceed and regulate yourself. With costs including of this present against you and with legal interest from the date of expire of each bill of exchange till the date of effective payment. This judicial letter is being sent to render the said bills of exchange executable in terms of Article 256(2) of Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta. Registry of the Court of Magistrates (Malta), today 11th June, 2021 ALEXANDRA DEBATTISTA For the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals By decree of the 24th May, 2021 given by the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), ordered that the extract hereunder mentioned be published for the purpose of service according to article 187(3) of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Chapter 12). That by the application filed by Architect Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M on the 4th December, 2020 is asking for the withdrawal of the amount of one thousand, three hundred Limited (C- tgħamililkom minnek liema qegħda dawn il- 2020, is- Awwissu tali żmien u tinterpellak sabiex l-ittra uffiċjali komplessiva ta' kambjali, ma' tħallsux. tonqos milli bl-eżekuzzjoni 253(e) tal- ai termini Malta għandek tan-notifika topponi għall- r-raġuni illi minħabba raġuni tiegħek u bl- kambjala skadiet sabiex trendi tal-Artikolu illum l-11 ta' mill-Qorti tal- il-pubblikazzjoni notifika skont Organizzazzjoni Fenech K.I. l-iżbank fl- Ewro u sittax- 860 Gazzetta tal-Gvern ta' Malta 20,645 fil-konfront tad- 2665/2020 Salvatore b'jumejn (2) il-Ħamis, and twenty one Euro and sixteen cent (€1,321.16) credit due from the debtors deposited by the Schedule of Deposit number 2665/2020 in the names of: Perit Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M vs Salvatore Condorelli I.D. 0043412A The Court ordered the notification of this application to the respondent with two (2) days for filing a reply. Registry of the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), today Thursday, 10th June, 2021. GAETANA AQUILINA For Registrar of Courts and Civil Tribunals 861 Gazzetta tal-Gvern ta' Malta 20,645 fil-konfront tad- 2665/2020 Salvatore b'jumejn (2) il-Ħamis, and twenty one Euro and sixteen cent (€1,321.16) credit due from the debtors deposited by the Schedule of Deposit number 2665/2020 in the names of: Perit Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M vs Salvatore Condorelli I.D. 0043412A The Court ordered the notification of this application to the respondent with two (2) days for filing a reply. Registry of the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), today Thursday, 10th June, 2021. GAETANA AQUILINA For Registrar of Courts and Civil Tribunals 861 Gazzetta tal-Gvern ta' Malta 20,645 fil-konfront tad- 2665/2020 Salvatore b'jumejn (2) il-Ħamis, Sezzjoni tal- and twenty one Euro and sixteen cent (€1,321.16) credit due from the debtors deposited by the Schedule of Deposit number 2665/2020 in the names of: Perit Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M vs Salvatore Condorelli I.D. 0043412A The Court ordered the notification of this application to the respondent with two (2) days for filing a reply. Registry of the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), today Thursday, 10th June, 2021. GAETANA AQUILINA For Registrar of Courts and Civil Tribunals By means of a decree given, by the Civil Court ( Family 861 Gazzetta tal-Gvern ta' Malta 20,645 fil-konfront tad- 2665/2020 Salvatore b'jumejn (2) il-Ħamis, Sezzjoni tal- fl-ismijiet and twenty one Euro and sixteen cent (€1,321.16) credit due from the debtors deposited by the Schedule of Deposit number 2665/2020 in the names of: Perit Robert Fenech I.D. 383566M vs Salvatore Condorelli I.D. 0043412A The Court ordered the notification of this application to the respondent with two (2) days for filing a reply. Registry of the Courts of Magistrates (Malta), today Thursday, 10th June, 2021. GAETANA AQUILINA For Registrar of Courts and Civil Tribunals By means of a decree given, by the Civil Court ( Family Section) on the 15th May 2021, in the records of the 861 use cash and paper-based pay- ment instruments as the pri- mary payment channel. The love for cash, according to the reasons given by survey participants, is based on the premise that cash is easy and fast to use, and helps avoid fraud and theft. The reasons are incompre- hensible since it is universally accepted that fraud is more likely with cash as a result of counterfeit notes and is also very attractive to theft. But on a more sinister level, cash is the preferred choice of payment where its provenance is from illicit activities. Paying in cash for luxury and expen- sive items is one way of laun- dering money because it can- not be traced. Tighter screws on dirty money The new regulations intro- duced five months ago seek to tighten the screws on this ave- nue of cleaning up dirty mon- ey. The rules place the onus on both the seller and the buyer. They also define what linked transactions are to prevent multiple small payments that fall below the threshold for the same object. Two or more cash transac- tions which are performed by the same parties, having the same or similar linked purpose or purposes, and which are carried out within a period of six months are considered to be linked and fall within the scope of the prohibition. An FAQ released last week by the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit explains that it is possible for someone to buy a second-hand vehicle for a val- ue of less than €10,000 using cash. But, if within six months, the same person buys a second car of similar value from the same trader, the two transac- tions will be considered linked and the penalties applied ac- cordingly if cash is used the second time around. The FIAU says that if the pur- chasers are not the same per- son, then the transactions are not deemed to be linked. But in those instances when a buy- er is carrying out a transaction on behalf of someone else, the transactions will still be linked. The FIAU lists the following example: If Person A buys a ve- hicle from Trader B in March 2021 and three months later, Person C buys a vehicle from the same Trader B, but regis- ters the vehicle under Person A, the transactions are con- sidered to be linked and any amount paid in cash above the €10,000 limit will fall foul of the law and incur a penalty. The cash restrictions ap- ply for any currency that can be used to trade in the listed items and the threshold will be equivalent to €10,000. The regulations do not apply when depositing or withdraw- ing cash from a bank. Criminal proceedings for offences against these regu- lations shall be barred after a lapse of five years. ksansone@mediatoday.com.mt JAMES DEBONO THE CEO of the Hugo's hospi- tality and food chain is appeal- ing a second refusal to an illegal burger kiosk on the Tal-Barra- ni road in Għaxaq, arguing the mobile food outlet is providing "a service to many workers". Luke Chetcuti has refued to remove the illegal 42sq.m kiosk erected at the corner of Tal-Bar- rani and a narrow lane. Instead he pays a daily €50 fine since last month, when the Planning Authority refused his second at- tempt at regularising the kiosk. He has now once again filed an appeal to the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal against the refusal. But the PA cannot remove the kiosk while an appeal is pend- ing, except for the owner to keep paying dai- ly fines until a final decision is taken. Located just 12m from the Tal-Barrani ar- terial road, Transport Malta has complained that the outlet can cause congestion problems and a lack of visibility for drivers, and lack of safety for clients and pedestrians. While Chetcuti's architect is claiming the kiosk provides "a service to the many work- ers employed in the vicinity", he has rebutted the claim that the kiosk poses a danger, being "well off the arterial road" and that it "provides a more than adequate queuing line without any risk of causing congestion on the main road." Chetcuti expressed his willing- ness to conduct traffic studies to contradict TM's claims. He argued the kiosk is just across the road from a fuel station that offers catering facilities, and can be displaced as required being a converted container vehicle. The kiosk had already accu- mulated daily fines totalling to €3,820 when the PA rejected the application in June 2021. Orig- inally an identical application was rejected in 2020 due to safe- ty concerns raised by TM. Yet the establishment was on- ly slapped by an enforcement order in April 2021, four days after an article published in MaltaToday. But the daily fine has been dated back to the es- tablishment's first attempt to "sanction" the illegal develop- ment in 2020. The application has now been twice refused due to its safe- ty risk. Planning rules prohibit kiosks thta are likely to cause problems of congestion or in- terfere with visibility near road junctions, or where customers have to stand on the carriage- way to be served. The kiosk also exceeds a 20sq.m limit for such mobile eateries and is partly located outside the development zone. Illegal Hugo's burger kiosk 'service to workers' says owner