Fraud and Undue Perception of Public Grants: The Very Recent Ruling of the Court of Cassation
Analysis of the ruling by the Court of Cassation that annulled the house arrest order for improperly received public subsidies during the Covid-19 emergency, clarifying the distinction between fraud and improper receipt of benefits.
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