The Supreme Court, with its decision n. 8760 of 29th March 2019, stated that it is unlawful for a tenant to refuse to pay the entire amount of rent due, even if part of the premises stated in the contract are not accessible, especially when the tenant has been able to conduct its business activities.
Tonucci & Partners, with a team made up of partner Gianluca Cambareri regarding sports law profiles, partners Alberto
During the session of July 1st 2019, the Italian Council of Ministers approved – as first scrutiny – the Legislative Decree concerning amendment and additions to the Legislative Decrees No. 90 and No. 92 of 2017, implementing the 4TH Anti money Laundering Directive 2015/849/EU as well as the 5th Anti Money Laundering Directive 2018/843/EU.
Nella seduta del 1° luglio 2019, il Consiglio dei Ministri ha approvato in esame preliminare il decreto legislativo
On June 29, 2019 the Law n. 58 about the conversion of the “Growth Decree” was published in the Official Journal. It contains urgent economic growth measures and the resolution of specific crisis situations with important innovations including, in terms of pensions, the so-called “5-year slide” in the context of the so called “Expansion Contract”: the possibility for “elderly” workers to retire 5 years earlier to encourage the hiring of new and “young” professionals.
The Decree implementing the provisions of Law n. 145, 30 December 2018 (“Budget Law”) concerning the experimentation of
On 14 May 2019, IVASS published its implementing clarifications concerning the reporting duties with regard to the information related to “close relationships” and “significant shareholdings” pursuant to Article 109 (4) of Private Insurance Code and, in particular, on its implementing Measure no. 84/2019.
On May 10 2019, Directive 2019/713 concerning the fight against fraud and counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment was published by the European Union (OJ) Official Journal replacing, thus, the Council Framework Decision 2001/413/JHA
Tonucci & Partners, with partners Pasquale Silvestro and Michele Grisafi, has achieved an important result as advisor of
The Supreme Court, with sentence n. 8571 dated 03.27.2019, stated that the faculty provided by article 1481 of the Italian Civil Code concernig the possibility for the promisee buyer to suspend the payment of the price, requires a concrete and actual danger of claim. It follows that the payment suspension or the refusal of signing the final purchase agreement is not legitimate when there is only a mere subjective fear of being evicted.
Gianluca Cambareri, in his recent contributions for TopLegal, underlines the growing expansion of the e-Sports market in Italy
The Italian Budget Law 2019 laid the ground for a reorganization of the entire discipline of maritime state property concessions, providing – inter alia – a regime of “automatic renewal” of the same. However, according to the EU Court of Justice, the automatic and general extension for the tourist exploitation of maritime state properties set forth by the Italian law “prevents to carry out an impartial and transparent selection of the candidates under the EU competition principles”. According to EU (see EU Directive 2006/123/EC, better known as “Bolkestein Directive”), in fact, the tourist exploitation of maritime state properties consists in “services over public soil” and, as such, it has to be subject to free competition.
The partnership started at the new offices in Foggia, between Tonucci&Partners and the BM Avvocati law firm, specialized for many years in the Maritime State Property practice, allows us to provide our clients with a strategic, innovative and highly specialized advice in a sector characterized by a particularly fragmented and uncertain regulatory framework.
