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9 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 17 AUGUST 2025 FEATURE 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 04 th September, 2025 10.30am 13/21 – AZ Falliment ta' Jonathan Pace Vs X The apartment internally marked number 1 is situated on ground floor and forming part of a block named "Waveline" in Triq il- Knisja fix-Xagħjra, Ħaż-Żabbar valued at €170,000; The apartment internally marked number 2 is situated on the first floor and forming part of a block named "Waveline" in Triq il- Knisja fix-Xagħjra, Ħaż-Żabbar valued at €180,800; The apartment internally market number 3 is situated on the second floor and forming part of a block named "Waveline" in Triq il- Knisja fix-Xagħjra, Ħaż-Żabbar valued at €180,800; Penthouse internally marked number 4 situated on the fourth floor and forming part of a block named "Waveline" in Triq il- Knisja fix-Xagħjra, Ħaż-Żabbar with its own free airspace valued at €149,600; The apartment number 1 enjoys and is subject to those servitudes resulting from its relative position within the block which include among others the passage of water pipes, drainage and also the services that are in common with the overlying properties as well as the right of guarantee use, uninterrupted and in perpetual transferable to third parties 'ad infintum' of all the parts intended for common use and which right of use is enjoyed in common with the other apartments in the block with right of access to the roof only limited to install and maintenance of a water tank of no more than 500lt on the highest roof of the block and for the installation and maintenance of a common satellite dish and this as described in the acts of Notary Reuben Debono of the 11.06.2009. With apartments numbers 2 and 3 and the penthouse includes all the common parts in the block and are subject to those servitudes arises from their relative position within the same block which include among others the passage of water pipes, drainage and also the services that are common with the overlying and underlying properties and this as described in the acts of Notary Reuben Debono of the 21.03.11. Maisonette on the ground floor numbered 4 named 'Shelik' forming part of a complex named 'Eureka' without its airspace and which complex is situated in f'Misraħ Karmenu Grima before known as Triq it- Tagħlim, Żejtun, forming part from a land named is-Saliba or Mastru Gidelu or Mastru Galutin bounded on the East by the street (Misraħ Karmenu Grima, previously known as Triq it-Tagħlim) free and unencumbered and subject for those servitudes resulting from its position which include among others the passage of pipes and services to serve the overlying and underlying property and with the right of use in perpetual and uninterrupted to install water tank of no more than 500 lt on the highest roof of the block and install and maintenance of common satellite dish and this as described in the acts of Notary Joseph Smith La Rosa of the 14.05.2008 valued at €245,000; Corner shop on the ground floor level named "Tyson Butcher" and numbered 15 in Kanonku Giovanni De Domenico, Żejtun, without its airspace, subject to servitudes resulting from its position underlying third party property which includes common drains and drainage system, the rest is free and unencumbered with its right and appurtenances as described in the acts of Notary Vanessa Buttigieg of 17.09.2009 valued at €230,000. 09 th September, 2025 10.30am 60/22 – AZ HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. (C 3177) Vs Hynes David Owen (Passport Number PA4359237) et The penthouse with its airspace, numbered 7 situated on the third floor level of a block unname but numbered 4 which forms part of a larger unnumbered complex, named Fontanella Gardens, in Triq il-Kappillan Joseph Hili, Fontana, Gozo, that is accessible from a common area of stairs and lift overlooking the front terrace of the penthouse, including the relative share from Triq Hal Warda. The block that the apartment forms part of is bounded on the North and South by property of Property Exchange Limited or its successors in title, and on the East by a private street that abuts onto Triq Hal Warda, Attard, and is valued at five hundred and twenty thousand Euro (€520,000). The lock up garage, unofficially marked number twenty three (23), presently used as a store, situated in a garage complex at the underground level, underlying the same block which the apartment number 7 forms part of, which garage complex has its main entrance abutting onto Triq Xatbet l-Art, Attard. The said garage is bounded from the North, South, East and West with property of Property Exchange Limited or its successors in title and includes the right of use of the common parts of the garage complex including the main entrance, ramps, staircase and stairwell, driveways, and all other services installations, plant, equipment and the electrical system and meters which are principally intended for the common use of benefit of the lock up garages situated in the garage complex, with a window servitude (high level window) that overlooks onto the ramp that leads from the complex of garages onto Triq Xatbet l-Art and is valued at seventy thousand euro (€70,000). The apartment and garage forms part of a block unofficially marked letter A, Hal Warda Residencies, in Triq Hal Warda, Attard and are subject to and benefit from those servitudes resulting by natural way from their respective position overlying and underlying third party properties, and enjoys the right of use of the common parts of the complex, free and unencumbered, as described in the acts of Notary Tonio Cauchi dated twenty third of August, of the year two thousand and twelve (23.08.2012). 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 with a balcony overlooking the backyard, underlying and overlying third party properties, with a total gross floorspace of circa 79m2, accessible from a stairwell with a common lift, and enjoys the servitudes of windows and communications with the drains and drainage system of the underlying block, bounded from the South West with adjacent third party property, South East with Triq it-Tempesta and from the North West with the backyard's air of the same block owned by third parties. The airspace on which the apartment was built was transferred by a contract dated 29.01.2008, free and unencumbered, and is valued at €230,000. The apartment, previously consisting of a divided portion of the block without number and named "Rose Rouge Flats" air in Triq it- Tempesta, Bugibba, limits of Saint Paul's Bay, which today is built into a duplex three bedroom apartment, internally divided into a front bedroom with a balcony facing onto Triq it- Tempesta, hallway, boxroom, bathroom, bedroom overlooking an internal yard and another bedroom overlooking the internal yard through its terrace, and enjoying the airspace over the kitchen and the living, with a total gross floorspace of circa 111m2, accessible from a stairwell with a common lift, and enjoys the servitudes of windows and communications with the drains and drainage system of the underlying block, bounded from the South West with the common area of the same property, South East with Triq it-Tempesta, and from the North West with the backyard's air of the same block owned by third parties. The airspace on which the apartment was built was transferred by a contract dated 29.01.2008, free and unencumbered, and is valued at €300,000. 18 th September, 2025 11.00am 56/19 – EM HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. (C 3177) Vs Nawafleh Abdallah Ahmed (ID 24907A) Apartment number 3 marked letter 'E', situated on the third floor level forming part of a block of apartments number 253 and 255, Rue D'Argens, Gzira, subject and enjoys active and passive servitudes resulting from its position, with perpetual usage right of the common block areas and which areas include the block entrance, the stairs and stairwell up till the roof, the lifts and the lift shaft and the right of usage of the roof only to install and maintain the water tank and television aerial or satellite dish on it, with right of access to the roof in reasonable hours for maintenance of same services. The apartment has direct access from the common areas from Rue D'Argens, served with a lift not yet installed, free and unencumbered, with all its rights and appurtenance, and valued at €205,000. 18 th September, 2025 11.30am 41/20 – AZ Turnkey Limited (C 55175) Vs Administration Investment Management Services Limited (C 19809) The apartment internally and unofficially numbered ten (C10), previously referred to as apartment number 8 in block named 'Myvon', forming part of the development without official number and named 'Expomax Block C, Triq it-Torri, Msida, which part measures approximately 118sqm including the balconies measurement and is situated on the fourth-floor level – the level beneath the penthouse. The apartment is bounded on the Northeast by Triq it-Torri, on the Northwest in part by property of the society IAS Limited and in part with the common areas and shafts of Expomax Block C, and in part by property of Brian Curmi or other correct boundaries and is valued at €220,000. The apartment is free and unencumbered, subject to passive servitudes and enjoys active rights, resulting from its position as part of the block of building. The block shafts and the yards are property of the landowner, but they are subject to existing servitudes in favour of the relative apartments and penthouses which have the apertures in each shaft and yard and also those which can be built in the future. The areas for the common use like the stairs and the lifts are subject to the use of perpetual trasferable right together with the apartment as described in the acts of Notary Anthony Hili dated 31.10.2019 23 rd September, 2025 11.00am 52/23 – KRZ HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. (C 3177) Vs Agius Gordon (ID 85479M) et The tenement ossia a maisonette and an underlying garage, which consists of a maisonette on an elevated groundfloor level, numbered 47, 'Immersion' in Triq il- Gladjoli, in Madliena, limits of Swieqi, with its entrance by means of a stairs from the front garden, and which appears to be being used as an office in its entirety, forming part of a larger building complex with three other after 50 years: A tale of Malta and Australia The brothers' lives diverged after all three siblings married in the same year. "My sister married first in February, then Richie married in April, and me in October," Sonny said. "The three of us in one go, we were the three stooges," Richie joked. While Richie's second return to Malta went well, Sonny re- mained in Australia. The dis- tance created a long absence between them. "When Richie came down the second time to Malta, I missed him terribly," Sonny said. "My brother and I were always together. Wherev- er we went, to football, church; everywhere together." A pivotal moment came when Richie, then 21, received a letter calling him up for the Vietnam War. He was working the after- noon shift when the foreman handed him the letter. "I didn't even open it," he said. "I took it to my father and woke him up. He read it and said, 'You've been called to go to Vietnam. Tomorrow, you have to go downtown for an exam.' He immediately said, 'I'll send you back to Malta.' "And that was it." Sonny had a similar experience a year earlier but was ultimately rejected because his birthdate didn't fall within the required range. "They called me exactly when I turned 21 because we were British subjects," Richie said. One of the most emotional moments of their reunion came when they spoke about their father. Sonny recalled the last conversation he had with him. "It was about lunchtime on a Saturday. I called my sister, and she said, 'Dad is here'. I spoke with him, and he told me he'd be coming to see me in Melbourne in another two weeks." His father mentioned he'd gone to the market that morning and bought lampuki fish. Sonny jokingly asked if he could send him a piece. A few days later, Sonny re- ceived a phone call saying his fa- ther had passed away. He rushed back for the funeral. "When I was leaving to go back to Mel- bourne, my mother said, 'There is some of the fish in the fridge that he didn't eat before he died. I'm going to put it in a jar for you to take to Melbourne.' I could not believe it—I had just asked if he could send me a piece of fish, and then I had to have that fish." Sonny said it took him years to process the loss. Richie nodded in agreement: "I can't believe that we lost him. We never saw any harm from him." As they reminisced about the past and reflected on the pres- ent, both brothers acknowledged how much Malta has changed. Sonny said he never expected to return, but his daughter encour- aged the visit. He even travelled to Siġġiewi, where his late wife had lived, for the first time. Now, looking back on their paths, the brothers found com- fort in being together again, de- spite the decades that passed. "I wish when I was young it was like this," Sonny said. "Because if you wanted to work in those days, you had to work hard. But today, the young ones in Malta have very good opportunities." Richie pointed out that today's generation has far more access to education and work, includ- ing in other EU countries. "Be- fore, if you wanted to work, you had to leave," Sonny said. "Now they can stay, study, and travel. If they go abroad, they can come back within an hour." With a career waiting for most graduates even before they fin- ish their studies, the brothers agreed—there's no need to chase life overseas anymore. "We had no choice," Richie said. "But today's youth do. And they should stay." The two men who had been forced apart as young brothers sat together in the Malta they once grew up in, reflecting on their memories as they took in all the time they had together. Richie and Sonny Borg

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