The Italian Supreme Court has recently clarified that even a possible claim, such as a disputed one, may give rise to the creditor’s right to bring an ordinary revocation action.
The Court of Cassazione has identified two essential elements for the correct determination of the company’s will: the prior information of the shareholders on the commencement of the deliberative procedure and on the agenda; the Court has therefore sanctioned with nullity the resolution adopted in violation of such requirements.
The United Sections of the Supreme Court, in resolving a question of principle of particular importance, have set out the principle of law that, in the contract of sale, the out-of-court manifestations of the buyer’s intention to bring the action of guarantee represent appropriate acts interrupting the limitation of the action for defects.
The Italian Data Protection Authority has adopted and published on its website a personal data breach reporting form, outlining the information to be necessarily communicated to the Authority, for the purpose of simplifying the correct fulfilment of the administrative obligations imposed on data controllers with reference to any possible data breach pursuant to art. 33 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 – General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”).