STATUTE REGARDING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY OVER WHICH THE UNIVERSITY OF MALTA HAS A CLAIM OR TITLE AT LAW
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STATUTE REGARDING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY OVER
WHICH THE UNIVERSITY OF MALTA HAS A CLAIM OR
TITLE AT LAW
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 327.585
STATUTE REGARDING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
OVER WHICH THE UNIVERSITY OF MALTA HAS
A CLAIM OR TITLE AT LAW
12th December, 2017
LEGAL NOTICE 365 of 2017,as amendedv by Act XXIX of 2019.
For the purposes of this Statute, ‘third party’ shall mean
any physical and/or legal person, but shall not include any legal
person of which the University of Malta (hereinafter ‘University’)
is a shareholder and/or founder.
This Statute may be cited as the ‘Statute regarding
Immovable Property over which the University of Malta has a
Claim or Title at Law’.
This Statute shall be applicable from 1 January 2018
onwards.
Immovable property over which the University has a claim
or a title at law shall be solely and exclusively used for educational
purposes and for support services associated therewith in line with
the University’s ission deriving from the Education Act (Chapter
605 of the Laws of Malta).
Furthermore, insofar as any alienation, transfer, sale,
exchange, hypothecation, burdening or other encumbering of, and
insofar as any assignment of rights, obligations and/or title relating
to, such property is concerned, the University and/or any of its
Principal Officers shall be precluded, both ipso facto and ipso jure,
from alienating, transferring, selling, hypothecating or otherwise
burdening and/or encumbering such property and/or from assigning
any rights, obligations and/or title hereto to third parties to further
such third parties’ private, commercial, financial and/or profit
making interests to the detriment of any above-mentioned
educational purposes and associated support services in line with
University’s overarching mission deriving from the Education Act.
The Council may resolve to allow an exemption to clause 4.
Provided that such decision shall be taken only if all members of
Council are present and vote unanimously to such effect.
Provided further that the objective criteria and the reasons upon which
Council has based its decision shall be explicitly and expressly minuted
within the official documents of Council.
A unanimous vote shall be required for the purposes of any
Amendment to this Statute.
For the avoidance of doubt, Council may not and shall not,
at any time whatsoever and in any manner whatsoever, delegate all
or any of its powers emanating from this Statute.