Understanding Property Rights in Legal Practice
Welcome to our page dedicated to property rights in legal practice. Here you will find a collection of articles, legal cases, and rulings that delve into the nuances of property rights and their implications in the legal field.
Judgment No. 29117 of 2024: the principle of proportionality in the order for the demolition of illegal constructions.
The recent ruling of the Naples Court emphasizes the importance of the principle of proportionality in the assessment of demolition orders, highlighting the interaction between public interest and property rights.
Commentary on Judgment No. 26849 of 2024: Preventive Seizure and Jurisdictional Competence
Let’s analyze the recent ruling no. 26849 of 2024, which clarifies the jurisdiction of the court of appeal in cases of requests for the return of confiscated goods. An in-depth look at preventive measures and the rights of third parties involved.
Order No. 18676 of 2024: The Tolerability of Emissions in Property Law
The ruling of the Court of Cassation on the issue of emissions and tolerability provides us with important insights to understand the rights of property owners and the limits imposed by the respect for civil coexistence. Let us analyze the legal principles underlying this decision.
The right to defense in seizure and confiscation: commentary on Ordinance no. 17813 of 27/06/2024
Order No. 17813 of 2024 clarifies the rights of third-party owners in the event of seizure and confiscation, highlighting the need for a preliminary step before the criminal judge to demonstrate good faith.
Commentary on Ordinance Judgment No. 17585 of 2024: Liability and Compensation in the Expression of Public Interest.
An analysis of order no. 17585 of 2024, which clarifies the limits of amicable agreements for determining compensation in cases of expropriation for public utility, emphasizing liability for damages and property values.
Court of Cassation, Section III, Order No. 24741/2023: Acoustic Emissions and the Right to Compensation
The ruling of the Court of Cassation of August 17, 2023 clarifies the dynamics related to noise emissions and the right to compensation for health damages, highlighting the owner's liability and the limits of evidence in the matter of noise pollution.