Notification for Unreachability (Art. 143 c.p.c.): The Holiday Suspension Does Not Apply – Analysis of Order No. 15810/2025
An important Order from the Court of Cassation (No. 15810/2025) definitively clarifies a crucial aspect of notification to an unreachable person pursuant to Art. 143 of the Code of Civil Procedure: the twenty-day period for its completion is not subject to the holiday suspension, ensuring certainty and speed in civil proceedings.
Residential Lease: The Court of Cassation and the Readjustment to Congruity of Rent for Written but Unregistered Contracts (Order no. 15891/2025)
Order 15891/2025 of the Court of Cassation clarifies the applicability of the readjustment to congruity for written but unregistered residential lease agreements, even if stipulated before 2016. Discover how the judge must determine the rent, without exceeding the agreed values, and what implications this decision has for landlords and tenants in the Italian legal landscape.
Regulation of Jurisdiction: Supreme Court Order No. 15818/2025 and Admissibility Requirements
An in-depth analysis of Supreme Court Order No. 15818 of 2025, which clarifies the prerequisites for the admissibility of the regulation of jurisdiction. Discover how the Supreme Court defines the nature of the decisional order on jurisdiction, a key element for avoiding inadmissibility and ensuring the correct continuation of civil proceedings. An investigation into a fundamental principle of procedural law.
The Appellate Claim: Ordinance No. 15880/2025 of the Supreme Court Clarifies the Limits of Article 345 of the Code of Civil Procedure
Explore the crucial distinction between new and different claims on appeal according to the Court of Cassation, with a focus on the admissibility of substitute claims to maximize the effectiveness of justice and prevent new litigation, as clarified in Ordinance No. 15880 of 2025. An essential guide for lawyers and individuals.
Statute of Limitations for Damages Arising from Criminal Offenses: Supreme Court and Civil Party (Order no. 16132/2025)
An important ruling by the Supreme Court (Order no. 16132/2025) redefines the statute of limitations for compensation of damages arising from an unlawful act that constitutes a criminal offense, emphasizing the essentiality of establishing oneself as a civil party in criminal proceedings to benefit from the longer term. Discover the implications for the protection of your rights.
Cassation Court Order No. 16124/2025: The Deadline for Recommencing Proceedings in Remand Judgment
The Court of Cassation, with order no. 16124 of 2025, clarifies the scope of the three-month deadline for recommencing the case in remand proceedings, introduced by Law 69/2009. A fundamental analysis for understanding procedural timelines and the consequences for the parties involved.
Res Judicata and Set-off Defense: The Court of Cassation Clarifies with Order No. 16196/2025
Order No. 16196/2025 of the Court of Cassation sheds light on the effect of the res judicata formed on the set-off defense, especially when the defendant's counterclaim exceeds the main claim. Discover how this ruling redefines the boundaries of judicial assessment and its practical implications for civil litigation.
Limits of the Technical Consultancy: The Court of Cassation on Fact-Finding and Relative Nullity (Order 16182/2025)
Order 16182/2025 of the Court of Cassation precisely outlines the boundaries of the Technical Consultant's activity, establishing when the ascertainment of facts not pleaded by the parties or the acquisition of documents in violation of the adversarial principle leads to a relative, not absolute, nullity, and how parties must act to assert it. A crucial analysis for lawyers and legal practitioners.
Supreme Court Order No. 16077/2025: Inadmissibility of Appeal in Labor Proceedings
The Supreme Court clarifies the temporal limits for declaring the inadmissibility of an appeal pursuant to Article 348-ter of the Code of Civil Procedure in labor proceedings, outlining which procedural acts do not preclude the judge's early ruling and offering essential analysis for lawyers and legal practitioners.
Loss of Chance in Medical Liability: An Analysis of Cassation Order No. 16326 of 2025
Explore the recent Cassation Order No. 16326 of 2025 which clarifies the boundaries of medical liability in cases of loss of chance. Discover how the causal link and uncertain damage are assessed for compensation, between medical negligence and the right to a longer, less painful life. An essential guide for patients and industry professionals.