... and of the woman—was at odds with the fact that Italian law allows pre-natal screening and therapeutic abortions in case foetal abnormalities are diagnosed. In order to clarify the decision's significance, the paper goes on to analyse the rationale of Law 40/2004 in the Italian legal and political context...

...: first, it is based on an order of interim relief on European law alone, there being no express provision under Italian law enabling it to do so, and secondly, it appeared to go beyond European legal norms for determining when a compulsory licence should be ordered. This article outlines the background...

... ʻAbdallah and the Tunisian government. Rather than agreeing that Nissim Shamama had died stateless—which would have ensured that the will was adjudicated according to Italian law—Mancini insisted that Nissim passed away as an Italian citizen. He argued this from two angles. First, because Nissim descended...

... compensation Italy property public utility values requisition administrative action declaration of public utility environmental impact assessment expropriation public work emergency occupation nationalisation occupation property rights administrative limits Italian law administrative procedure...

... authorities. With particular reference to cross-border disputes, the Italian law provides that consumers can contact the national European Consumers Centres Network (ECC-NET) to seek assistance in accessing a foreign ADR entity. Also the national ECC has been designated as the ODR contact point for the EU ODR...

... of the Italian Supervisory Authority, and, finally, deals with the latest intervention of the Italian legislator on the matter, which raises some doubts on the real consistency with European requirements. access to traffic data Cassazione freedom secrecy of communications Garante Italian law personal data...

...This chapter gives an overview of formality requirements for testamentary dispositions in Italian law, both from a historical and a comparative perspective. Italian inheritance law is deeply rooted in French law and the provisions concerning formalities therefore resemble those of the French Civil...

...The Gardener — an oil painting that Vincent Van Gogh made in 1889 — has been considered under Italian law since 1954 as a work of art that possesses ‘historical and artistic interest’. Because of its much attributed value, this work of art has been passed on numerous times and has...

... law Fallgruppen French law German law Geschäftsgrundlage Italian law Julian Justinian Papinian Rechtsmissbrauch Sundays and Saturdays Verwirkung Literature: Freedom of Contract: PS Atiyah, The Rise and Fall of Freedom of Contract (1979); J Basedow...

... contained therein. Italy and EU considerations Italy/EU Italy avoidance rules bankruptcy critical issues under Italian law debt restructuring instruments default clauses domestic groups inter-guaranties international groups A. Introduction 13.01 13.1. Enterprise group restructuring 13.01...

... correspondence with his former colleagues at the Bardo, but his brief notes contained only platitudes and formulaic greetings. Looking at his last will and testament, it seems that Nissim was counting on Italian law applying to his estate—thus suggesting that in this instance at least, he thought of himself...

...Since Italy’s unification in 1861, Italian law has mainly been a ‘context of reception’. In contrast to contexts of production, where legal scholarship tends to unfold in a self-centred mode, contexts of reception tend to search for legal innovation abroad. Italian legal culture has often copied...

... possession Sachbesitz Windscheid B azione di manutenzione azione di reintegrazione Italian law public order azione di rivendicazione disturbance of possession French law German law Italian law Gewere actio spolii complainte réintégrande holders The Continental systems of possessory protection...

...Since Italy's unification in 1861, Italian law has mainly been a ‘context of reception’. In contrast to contexts of production, where legal scholarship tends to unfold in a self-centred mode, contexts of reception tend to search for legal innovation abroad. Italian legal culture has often copied...

... of creditors principle ex post control nemo liberalis nisi liberatus in rem security interest separatio bonorum Italian law administration of estates universal succession heir acceptance of inheritance benefit of inventory The key actor in the administration of estates in Italy is the heir, who...

... that are in place to protect forced shares. It evaluates the various proposals to reform forced heirship, including proposals to abolish forced heirship altogether, none of which have been implemented. It argues that Italian law in this area is in an unsatisfactory state, for not only do forced heirship provisions...

... company law Italian law authority accountability enforcement The Italian legal framework relating to listed companies has experienced major developments in the last 20 years, including a thorough overhaul of financial markets regulation in 1998 ¹ and of company law in 2003. ²...

... to a claim for damages? The starting points of both systems hardly appear reconcilable. Aristotle Austrian law Baldus de Ubaldis Dutch law English law European Central Bank Fälligkeitszins French law German law Italian law Justinian Scots law Spanish law Symmetriepostulat Ulpian...

... closely at Italian Law 40 and its provisions. This law marked the beginning of the Italian politics of hESC research. The chapter shows that Italy’s national soul searching on the pitfalls of stem cell technologies took the form of lessons about human genomes and excursions into human biology. It suggests...

... integration Italian law evolution socio-economic context The term ‘social co-operatives’ was coined in Italy during the 1970s to define those co-operative firms that produce social services and have a dominant social aim. The fact that this new term has firstly emerged in Italy can be explained...