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Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 101 — Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

L.N. 101 of 2004

MOTOR VEHICLES INSURANCE

(THIRD PARTY RISKS) ORDINANCE

(CAP. 104)

Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

IN exercise of the powers conferred by articles 4 and 23 of the

Motor Vehicles Insurance (Third-Party Risks) Ordinance, the

Minister for Transport and Communications in concurrence with the

Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, has made the following

regulations>

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 101 — Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

(1) The title of these regulations is the Limits of Liability

Regulations, 2004.

(2)

These regulations shall come into force on 1st May,

2004. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires>–

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 101 — Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

“the Ordinance” means the Motor Vehicles Insurance

(Third-Party Risks) Ordinance.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 101 — Limits of Liability Regulations, 2004

For the purposes of sub-article (1) of article 4 of the

Ordinance the total liability which shall be required to be covered

by a policy of insurance in respect of the use of a motor vehicle,

which is normally based in Malta or in the territory of a designated

State, shall be>

(a) in the case of claims relating to death or bodily injury, up

to five hundred thousand Maltese liri (Lm500,000) per accident,

irrespective of the number of injured parties involved<

(b) in the case of claims relating to damage to property, up to

one hundred thousand Maltese liri (Lm100,000), irrespective of the

number of parties involved or the nature of the damage.

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