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Renting Residential Property In Twenty-First Century Malta Does The Law Provide A Level Playing-Field? paper-products mela dan il-ktieb jgħodd għalikSince the liberalisation of the private rental market in 1995, Maltese law has relied on the assumption that the landlord and the tenant are two free and equal contracting parties to an ordinary bilateral agreement. Whilst this might appear true in theory, actual practices and experiences reveal a number of difficulties that hinder tenants from safeguarding their interests. This study evaluates whether there exists a balance in practice, and this from