Chapter 2 – Sanctuary (Abolition) Law
What is this act about?
This law, called the Sanctuary (Abolition) Law, was enacted to eliminate the concepts of sanctuary and local immunity in criminal matters.
Who it applies to: Individuals involved in criminal matters.
At a glance
- Country
- Malta
- Area of law
- Criminal law
- Source
- legislation.mt
- Text retrieved
- Explanation updated
What does this act regulate?
- The abolition of sanctuary.
- The abolition of local immunity in criminal matters.
Who does this act apply to?
- Individuals involved in criminal matters.
What are the key points?
- The law was proclaimed on April 10th, 1828.
- It was repealed by Act II of 2015.
Criminal law
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Legal text
Legal text
SANCTUARY (ABOLITION)
CHAPTER 2
SANCTUARY (ABOLITION) LAW To abolish sanctuary and local immunity in criminal matters.
10th April, 1828 PROCLAMATION No. VI of 1828.
Repealed by Act II of 2015.
SANCTUARY (ABOLITION)