On September 21 Decree-Law No. 105/2019 regarding “urgent provisions concerning the cybernetic national security perimeter” was published on Official Law Journal.
On October 1st, the Italian Parliament has definitively approved the European Delegation Law for 2018 granting the Government the mandate to implement the EU Directive 2017/1371 on the fight against fraud to the Union’s financial interests by means of criminal law.
From 12 November it will be possible to apply for the distribution of over € 500 million in non-repayable incentives to support Research and Development activities. The subsidized costs include personnel, facilities and a flat 25% of general cost. Process automation and digitalisation, Agrifood and environmental sustainability are some of the facilitated areas.
On the eve of the decision concerning the beginning of the negotiations of the European Union Council with
The Italian Supreme Court has recently clarified the terms for the validity of the resolution of exclusion of members in unincorporated associations, allowing them to determine such exclusion for serious reasons.
Tonucci & Partners, with Partners Pietro Rossi and Giorgio Alù Saffi, has renegotiated 12 credit facilities granted to
Tonucci & Partners, with the team made up of Andrea Marchetti and Valentina Ladislao, assisted the quotaholders of
The Regional Administrative Court of Lazio has deemed to submit before the Constitutional Court the question of constitutionality
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.
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