Preliminary Agreement and Judgment ex Art. 2932 Civil Code: The Court of Cassation on the Effectiveness of Transfer in Case of Bankruptcy (Order No. 16203/2025)
Discover how the Supreme Court, with Order No. 16203 of 2025, has outlined the criteria for the specific performance of a preliminary agreement in the presence of a subsequent bankruptcy of the company subject to sale. A fundamental analysis to understand when the transfer of an asset, even a complex one like shares, is still possible, focusing on the moment of the judicial ruling.
The Exercise of the Right of Option: Knowledge Within the Time Limits according to the Supreme Court (Judgment no. 15840/2025)
We explore the ruling of the Court of Cassation, Judgment no. 15840 of 2025, which clarifies the requirements for the effective exercise of the right of option. Discover why timely knowledge of acceptance by the offeror is crucial for the validity of the contract, avoiding unpleasant surprises and protecting your interests.
Urgent condominium expenses: the Court of Cassation (Order 16351/2025) clarifies reimbursement limits for co-owners
An in-depth analysis of Order No. 16351 of June 17, 2025, issued by the Court of Cassation, concerning the reimbursement of expenses advanced by individual co-owners for common areas, highlighting the strict requirement of urgency and its practical implications for condominium management.
Appeal to the Supreme Court and PEC: When the Conformity Attestation is Not Essential (Order 16361/2025)
Order 16361/2025 of the Supreme Court clarifies the limits of the inadmissibility of an appeal when the hard copy of the judgment notified via PEC lacks the conformity attestation. Discover when the absence of such attestation does not prejudice the action and the procedural solutions to remedy the irregularity, including denial by the opposing party and late certification.
License Revocation for Aggravated Drunk Driving: Cassation Ruling 16353/2025 and the Limits of Constitutional Illegitimacy
The Supreme Court, with Ruling 16353/2025, clarifies the scope of application of constitutional ruling no. 75/2020, excluding the extension of illegitimacy to license revocation for drunk driving aggravated by an accident, distinguishing between vehicle confiscation and accessory penalties for more serious offenses.
Power of Attorney and Mandate: Crucial Clarifications from the Supreme Court in Order No. 16374 of 17/06/2025
An in-depth analysis of the recent Supreme Court Order outlining the boundaries between power of attorney and mandate, clarifying available legal actions and different statute of limitations to best protect one's interests in case of representative's infidelity.
Inadmissibility of Appeal: An Analysis of Order No. 16363/2025 of the Court of Appeal of Milan
A thorough analysis of Order No. 16363 of 2025 of the Court of Appeal of Milan, which declares an appeal inadmissible, exploring the procedural implications and the importance of compliance with legal requirements for civil appeals.
Condominium and Damages Compensation: The Administrator's Standing in Supreme Court Order No. 16396/2025
A detailed analysis of Supreme Court Order No. 16396 of 18/06/2025 clarifies the role of the condominium administrator in compensation actions for damages to common parts and the methods for distributing indemnities. Discover who is entitled to compensation, even in cases of changes in the condominium composition, and the practical implications for the management of your property.
Damages from failure to maintain condominium common areas: the Court of Cassation, with Order no. 16435 of 2025, clarifies non-contractual liability
An in-depth analysis of Order no. 16435 of 2025 by the Court of Cassation, which defines the nature of liability for damages caused by common condominium areas. Discover why a property buyer is not liable for damages incurred before the purchase and the implications of non-contractual liability for condominium owners and for those who suffer damage.
Condominium Meeting Summons: The Court of Cassation and the Non-Derogability of Art. 66 of the Implementing Provisions of the Civil Code (Order 16399/2025)
Discover why a simple email is not enough to summon a condominium meeting. Order 16399/2025 of the Court of Cassation reiterates the mandatory communication methods provided for by Art. 66 of the Implementing Provisions of the Civil Code to protect condominium interests, clarifying the risks of alternative methods.