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Agreement to defraud creditors: is it lawful?

ABSTRACT: According to the Italian Corte di Cassazione, in the absence of a general rule establishing the invalidity of an agreement to defraud third parties, an agreement detrimental to the rights or expectations of creditors is lawful and valid. Causa is an essential requirement of any agreement Article 1325 of the Italian Civil Code requires...

Exequatur sur exequatur ne vaut. The circulation of a foreign exequatur order under review by the Court of Milan

Academics from Italy and abroad, along with some countries’ case law, have sometimes discussed the effects of an exequatur order (sometimes called recognition orders or merger judgments) outside its jurisdiction of origin. Particularly, it has been debated whether it can circulate and constitute a ground for legal enforcement in the same way as decisions on...

The reform of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure – A practical outline of the final phase of the civil first-instance proceedings after the so-called Cartabia Reform

The reform of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure – A practical outline of the final phase of the civil first-instance proceedings after the so-called Cartabia Reform (Legislative Decree Oct. 10, 2022, No. 149). First hearing (art. 183 c.p.c.): in case of failure of the attempt at conciliation, the Judge: if the requirements under Art....

Milan Chamber of Arbitration: the new 2023 Arbitration Rules enter into force

ABSTRACT: On 1st March 2023, the new Arbitration Rules of the Milan Chamber of Arbitration (“CAM”) entered into force. The new Arbitration Rules will apply to all the arbitration proceedings commenced as of 1st March 2023, regardless of the date on which the parties signed the underlying arbitration clauses. Following the entry into force of the new legislative...

The reform of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure – A practical outline of the preliminary stage at first court instance after the Cartabia Reform (Legislative Decree Oct. 10, 2022, No. 149)

Appearing before the court (Art. 163bis c.p.c.): 120 days between the service of the summons and the first hearing; Constitution of the plaintiff (Art. 165 c.p.c.): the plaintiff must enter an appearance within 10 days of service of the summons; Constitution of the defendant (Art. 166 c.p.c.;): the defendant must enter an appearance within 70...

Inheritance disputes: the forum hereditatis is an exclusive special forum but derogable by agreement of the parties

ABSTRACT: According to the Italian Corte di Cassazione, the exclusive forum established for inheritance proceedings can be waived by the parties. If the party does not timely raise the exception of lack of territorial jurisdiction of the court in an inheritance case, the judge may not declare its lack of jurisdiction. Territorial jurisdiction in inheritance...

Non-fulfilment of the fiduciario’s obligation to re-transfer the asset: validity of the transfer and remedies available

Court of Turin, May 17, 2021. ABSTRACT: The trustee (‘fiduciario’) may transfer assets in violation of the fiduciary agreement and the instructions given by the trustor (‘fiduciante’), without affecting the validity of the transfer. Any failure to comply with the obligations assumed by the fiduciario entitles the fiduciante to obtain a judgment that produces the...

The innovations in terms of arbitration provided for by the reform of the Italian Civil Process

The legislative decree (“decreto legislativo”) concerning the reform of Italian arbitration law has been recently enacted and its provisions will entry into force on 30 June 2023. I. Duty of Disclosure and Recusal of Arbitrators Under the newly enacted ruled, Italian arbitrators are requested to declare in writing, when accepting the appointment, all facts (such...

Russian counter-sanctions and their effects on litigation and arbitration

In June 2020, a number of rules of jurisdiction were introduced into the Russian Code of Commercial Procedure concerning disputes involving a Russian sanctioned entity. In particular: (i) new Article 248-1, para. 1, of the Code of Commercial Procedure establishes a new rule of jurisdiction: lacking a parties’ agreement, Russian Courts have jurisdiction over disputes...

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