The ruling of the Court of Cassation on the case of international child abduction sheds light on the complexities related to parental responsibility and the protection of the psychological well-being of the minors involved.
An analysis of the Supreme Court ruling on the concept of habitual residence of the minor in cases of international abduction, with references to Italian and European regulations.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation on the equal placement of minors highlights the importance of considering the best interests of the child and family dynamics. Let's analyze the key points of the decision.
The 2005 ruling of the Supreme Court provides important insights into parental responsibility and the best interest of the child in custody disputes. Let us examine the case of M. D. and the legal implications in decisions regarding visitation rights.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation in 2023 clarifies the criteria for 'habitual residence' and the importance of hearing minors in cases of international abduction, emphasizing the concept of 'the best interest of the child.
Judgment No. 38481 of 2023 provides important clarifications on the applicability of Article 573, paragraph 1-bis, of the Code of Criminal Procedure for civil appeals, especially following recent legislative amendments.
Judgment No. 19015 of 2024 clarifies the limitations of the creditor in forced execution for legal interests, highlighting the relevant regulatory and jurisprudential boundaries.
Order No. 18037 of 2024 clarifies the distinction between penalties for non-compliance and usurious interest rates in financial leasing, providing important guidance for contractual practices.
Let's explore the importance of the recent ruling no. 16604 of 2024 regarding banking contracts, with a particular focus on the determination of interest in the absence of agreements between the parties.
Order no. 16456 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the methods for indicating extra-legal interests in banking contracts, establishing that mere numerical indication is not necessary, but referring to objective criteria is sufficient.