Explore Procedural Law Articles and Cases
Welcome to our page dedicated to procedural law. Here you will find a variety of articles and cases discussing legal procedures and processes.
Judgment No. 24352/2023: Consequences of Losing in Terms of Legal Costs
The recent ruling no. 24352 of 2023 by the Customs and Monopolies Agency clarifies the position of losing party and the related legal expenses, providing food for thought for legal professionals and taxpayers.
Analysis of Judgment No. 25035 of 2023: Late Filing of Conclusions and Legal Costs.
The ruling no. 25035 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the consequences of the late filing of conclusions by the civil party, excluding the right to reimbursement of legal costs in the event of the rejection of the defendant's appeal.
Judgment No. 26721 of 2023: Revocation of Conditional Suspension of Sentence and Limits of the Court of Appeal.
Let's analyze the ruling no. 26721 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation, which clarifies the limits of the revocation of conditional suspension of the sentence and the conditions for appeal, highlighting the applicable regulations and the implications for criminal law.
Analysis of Judgment No. 26994 of 2023: Late Appeal and Its Resolution on the Merits
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the implications of a late appeal, highlighting how a decision on the merits prevails over a previously established judgment. Let's explore together the meaning of this important ruling.
Judgment No. 48119 of 2023: The Reconstruction of Procedural Acts and Their Implications
The recent ruling of the Naples Court provides important clarifications on the reconstruction of lost procedural documents, highlighting the judge's flexibility in ensuring the correctness of legal procedures.
Analysis of Judgment No. 49291 of 2023: Appealability of Measures and Abnormality.
Judgment no. 49291 of 2023 clarifies the limits of the appealability of rulings in relation to the specific powers provided by the legal system. An in-depth analysis of the legal implications for lawyers and citizens.
Judgment No. 48545 of 2023: The Importance of Digital Signatures in Electronic Filings.
The recent ruling no. 48545 of 2023 clarifies the rules regarding the electronic filing of legal documents, highlighting the inadmissibility of appeals lacking digital signatures. Let's explore the details and implications of this decision together.
Commentary on Judgment No. 49644 of 2023: The Cartabia Reform and the New Terms in the Appeal Proceedings.
The recent ruling no. 49644 of 2023 clarifies the applicability of the new regulations regarding appearance deadlines in the appeal proceedings, introduced by the Cartabia Reform, with significant implications for criminal procedural law.
Analysis of Judgment No. 14882 of 2024: The Digital Signature of the Defender and Its Legal Value.
The recent ruling no. 14882 of 2024 clarifies the importance of the digital signature of the defense lawyer in relation to electronically filed motions, highlighting its authentication value and the practical consequences of this provision in criminal proceedings.
Unacceptability of the appeal: ruling no. 15672 of 2024 and the new rules on electronic filing.
The recent ruling of the Court of Appeal of Campobasso clarifies the consequences of the lack of digital signature in appeals, highlighting the challenges of the transitional regime established by Legislative Decree No. 150 of 2022.