Understanding Contractual Liability in Legal Practice
Contractual liability is a crucial aspect of legal practice, governing the responsibilities and obligations of parties in a contract. Stay updated on the latest articles and case law related to this topic.
Reflections on the ruling of the Italian Supreme Court, Section II, No. 18610 of 2017: Sale and Producer Liability.
The ruling analyzes the distinction between contractual and non-contractual liability in the context of a dispute over vehicle defects, establishing important principles for consumers and manufacturers.
Evidence in the Sales Contract: Commentary on the Judgment of the Court of Cassation, No. 3373/2010.
Let’s analyze the ruling of the Court of Cassation no. 3373 of 2010, which clarifies the burden of proof in cases of contractual liability for defects in the sold goods and the importance of presumptions in the assessment of evidence.
Italian jurisdiction in cases of contracts with Swiss credit institutions: commentary on order no. 18636 of 2024.
Order No. 18636 of 2024 clarifies the jurisdiction of the Italian judge for actions for contractual liability against Swiss credit institutions, highlighting the principle of directing the activity towards Italy.
Liability of Inail: Judgment no. 26620/2024 of the Court of Cassation and the Rights of Workers Exposed to Asbestos.
The recent ruling of the Supreme Court addresses the complex issue of INAIL's liability in the case of incorrect certification of asbestos exposure, clarifying workers' rights and the importance of relying on the information provided by social security institutions.