Welcome to our curated collection of articles focusing on the legal concept of damage in jurisprudence. Stay informed on the latest rulings and analysis in this area of law.
Let's analyze the recent Order No. 18222 of 2024, which clarifies the distinction between usurpative and appropriative occupation, and the possibility of requalifying compensation claims. Discover how case law has evolved in the field of expropriation for public utility.
Let’s analyze order no. 20036 of July 22, 2024, which clarifies the jurisdiction of the ordinary judge in the event of a claim for damages following a negative vote by the Revenue Agency in a preventive agreement.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the jurisdiction of the ordinary judge in disputes between private parties regarding pollution emissions, highlighting the importance of injunctive and compensatory actions without diminishing the protections for subjective rights.
We analyze ruling no. 26223 of 2023, which clarifies the methods of applying mitigating circumstances in the case of damage repair in contexts of ongoing offenses, and the principles of attributing the amounts paid.
The Court of Cassation clarifies the circumstances that exclude the qualification of aggravated damage in the presence of the owner inside the commercial establishment. A thorough analysis of ruling no. 27050 of 2023.
The Court of Cassation, with ruling no. 28269 of May 31, 2023, clarifies the criteria for the configuration of the mitigating circumstance of minor damage in the context of the crime of robbery, highlighting the importance of a comprehensive assessment of the harmful event.
Judgment no. 51735 of 2023 clarifies how the assessment of property damage should occur in cases of continued offenses, highlighting the importance of considering each individual offense and not the overall damage.
Judgment No. 51160 of October 31, 2023, of the Court of Cassation clarifies the requirements for general condemnation to compensation for damages, highlighting the importance of the causal link and the potential harmful capacity of the damaging act.
Let's analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the taxation of compensation for damages, distinguishing between registration tax and VAT, to provide a clear picture of the legal and tax implications.
A thorough analysis of Order No. 11137 of 2024, which clarifies relevant aspects of medical liability and compensation methods, with particular attention to amendable damages.