Welcome to our curated selection of articles and cases focusing on bankruptcy law. Stay informed on the latest legal developments and court rulings in the field of insolvency law.
The recent ruling no. 24874 of 2023 clarifies the admissibility of the appeal to the Supreme Court regarding bankruptcy ancillary penalties, highlighting the importance of the agreement between the parties in plea bargaining.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the limits of criminal liability for directors in the case of dissolution and liquidation of a capital company, highlighting the importance of registration in the business register.
A reflection on ruling no. 50447 of 2023, which clarifies the boundaries of criminal liability in cases of bankruptcy due to distraction, with particular reference to partners of irregular companies.
Judgment No. 50797 of 2023 clarifies the boundaries of criminal liability in the case of the transfer of assets at a low price during a bankruptcy procedure, emphasizing the autonomy between the procedures. Let's explore the details and legal implications.
Judgment No. 14352 of 2024 provides important clarifications on the legitimacy of the bankruptcy trustee to file a complaint for violation of domicile, establishing specific and relevant criteria for the protection of the debtor's assets.
The very recent ruling of the Court of Cassation offers important insights into the configurability of improper fraudulent bankruptcy in fraudulent transactions, particularly concerning the leasing of business branches. Let us analyze the legal implications and the necessary conditions for its configurability.
Analysis of ruling no. 16111 of 2024 on improper bankruptcy from fraudulent operations, highlighting the role of general intent and the foreseeability of insolvency. Discover the legal implications and the regulations involved.
Discover how the late presentation of accounting books in criminal proceedings affects the existence of the crime of fraudulent bankruptcy, according to the recent ruling no. 14931 of 2024.
The recent ruling no. 11351 of 2024 clarifies the rights of the taxpayer declared bankrupt regarding the appeal of tax assessments, highlighting the importance of standing even after the cessation of activity.
Judgment no. 11464 of 2024 clarifies the methods of VAT credit compensation in the event of insolvency proceedings, establishing rights and obligations for the tax administration. Let's analyze the details and legal implications.