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© Oliver Magro, 2001


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Principles of Hospitality Law


This book is a good introduction to the subject of hospitality law. It is primarily based on law in the United Kingdom, but has a very valid introduction to law in general, including employment law, and European directives and regulations.


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The Working Time Directive
In this feature we take a look at the European Union's Directive on Working Time and see how it affects the working patterns and conditions of employees in the hotel and catering industry.

Dismissing an employee for a "good and sufficient cause"
In this short feature we try to determine what may justify the dismissal of an employee from his place of work.


Timeshare regulations published, but not yet in force
The timeshare industry will now be regulated by new regulations aimed at increasing consumer protection.

Hotel Guest responsible for Safety Deposit Box
Court dismisses claim for damages by hotel guest who claimed local hotel was responsible for alleged theft from his safety deposit box.

"Self regulation? Yes! Legislation - Best not...",says the Timeshare Operator
Malta's growing timeshare industry is, as yet, not regulated by legislation.  A Code of Ethics is now in place, but Malta's accession to the European Union will require implementation of an EU Directive on Timeshare.

Data Protection and our Guests
Parliament is currently debating Malta's first Data Protection Act. In the meantime, we'll just have a look at what the European Directive on the subject requires.  There's simply no way we should be able to keep data on our guests and abuse it!

Liability of the Hotelkeeper
A far cry from Roman times - when the hotelier would have to fork out double damages!  Here we have a look at Malta's law of tort and see how it applies ...

Why study the Law?
Some compelling reasons why law is important to the hotelier ... but judge for yourself ...

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