A court has granted a temporary concession for a property in Qrendi to the Lourdes Philharmonic Society, amidst ongoing disputes. The nature of the concession and the specifics of the case are not publicly available, but such decisions typically involve balancing the rights of the parties involved. In property disputes, courts often consider factors like prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury when granting temporary injunctions.
Qrendi Property Dispute: Temporary Concession Granted to Lourdes Philharmonic Society
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