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CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 465.53 — CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 465.53

CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

16th November, 2020

LEGAL NOTICE 470 of 2020.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 465.53 — CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

The title of this order is the Closure of the Public

Registry Order.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 465.53 — CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

In this order, unless the context otherwise requires

"Public Registry" means the Public Registry Office in

Malta open for the registration of causes of preference among

creditors, for the enrolment of acts requiring registration in

order to have effect in regard to third parties, and for all other

registrations required by law;

"Superintendent" shall have the same meaning as

assigned to it in the Public Health Act.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 465.53 — CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC REGISTRY ORDER

The Superintendent hereby orders the closure of the

Legal Section within the Public Registry which order shall remain in

force until the 23rd November of the year 2020, so however that notes

for the registration of any cause of preference among creditors, notes

of reference and notes for the enrolment of an act shall be received

again by this section on the 24th of November of the year 2020.

Provided that all legal terms for the registration of such notes, as

required by any law, shall be deemed to be suspended during such time

as this section is closed, and the remaining term shall start to run again

as from the 24th of November of the year 2020

Provided that the Public Registry shall remain open in

those cases relating to judgments or decrees delivered by the courts of

justice.

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