Order No. 15653 of 2024: Tolerance and Adverse Possession in Italian Jurisprudence
The ruling of the Court of Cassation in 2024 provides fundamental insights into the deductibility of exceptions regarding adverse possession, clarifying the role of tolerance in the possession of an asset. Let us explore together the details and legal implications of this judgment.
Possession and Quality of Heir: Analysis of Ordinance No. 15468 of 2024
Order No. 15468 of 2024 of the Court of Cassation clarifies the delicate balance between possession and the status of heir, highlighting how bare ownership can influence the acquisition of heir status.
Adverse Possession and Interversion of Possession: Commentary on Ordinance No. 9566 of 2024
The ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the role of the null donation deed in the conversion of detention into possession, noting its suitability to facilitate adverse possession. Let's explore the details of this important ruling.
Analysis of ruling no. 10925 of 2024: the possessory judgment and its relationship with the petitory judgment.
The ruling no. 10925 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the distinction between possessory judgment and petitory judgment, highlighting the lack of effectiveness of the possessory judgment in the petitory judgment, with important implications for the protection of real rights.
Judgment No. 9626 of 2024: Reflections on Discontinuous Easements and Possession
An analysis of the recent ruling no. 9626 of 2024 concerning discontinuous easements and their possession, with a focus on the legal and practical implications. Discover how sporadic exercise does not preclude the configurability of possession.
Commentary on Judgment No. 9452 of 2024: Expiry and Adverse Possession
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the limits of the ex officio admissibility of defenses in appeal, with particular reference to adverse possession and the timeliness of counterclaims.
Judgment No. 9063 of 2024 on the Presumption of Good Faith in Possession.
Analysis of the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation regarding possession and good faith, with particular attention to legal presumptions and the admissibility of contrary evidence.