Apr
22nd
2006
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- Father and son ordered to pay almost €36,000 compensation
- Xaghra man fined €209 for possession of illegal explosives
- Nadur council and contractor ordered to pay €15,000 damages
- Court of Appeal hands out a suspended jail sentence and €46,587 fine for an illegal quarry extension at San Lawrenz
- Ghasri man fined €500 for assaulting neighbour
- Negligent driver fined Lm500
- Trade school student awarded nearly Lm30,000 in damages
- Driver and deceased traffic accident victim found equally guilty
- Farmers fail in bid to stop new Nadur cemetery being built
- Nadur man placed on probation after pleading guilty to theft
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A magistrate yesterday fined a man Lm57,300 after he failed to pull down a building he built illegally in Nadur, Gozo.
On 19 November 1997, a magistrates’ court had found Guda Taddeus Rapa, 55, from Victoria, guilty of building illegally in Nadur and was ordered to pull down the edifice within three months.
He appealed the decision but the Appeals Court, presided over by Chief Justice Vincent De Gaetano, on 26 October 1998, turned down the appeal and ordered him to destroy the illegal building.
Magistrate Consuelo Scerri Herrera, presiding over the Gozo Court, fined Mr Rapa Lm57,300 for the 2,292 days during which he failed to conform with the law.
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