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Italian court sentencing decisions

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Latest: Italian courts hand down lengthy prison sentences in high‑profile cases

In early July 2026 an Italian court reduced the punishment for a man convicted of attempting to strangle an 86‑year‑old in Crotone, halving the original sentence. A few weeks later, in early August, Italian courts issued

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Italian condominium law developments

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Latest: Italian Condominium Law Clarifies Owner Rights on Building Distances and Pet Restrictions

In July 2026 Italy’s Tribunal of Messina ruled that overdue condominium service charges are the responsibility of the owner who held the apartment when the service was provided, while legal costs follow the owner in plac

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Italian caregiver rights legal developments

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Latest: Italian labor inspectorate clarifies extraordinary leave for disabled‑caregivers

On 28 July 2026 Italy’s Court of Cassation ruled that automatic corporate penalties under Legislative Decree 231/2001 can be applied only with clear evidence of managerial fault, and it broadened the night‑shift exemptio

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Italian tax justice and partnership law

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Latest: Italian Supreme Court clarifies partners' rights in tax and bankruptcy cases

In late July 2026, Italy advanced its tax‑justice framework with decree Ag 419, which aligns the status of professional tax magistrates with ordinary magistrates and creates a unified national role overseen by the Counci

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Italian condominium law developments

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Latest: Italian courts set rules on mortgage relinquishment and seller liability for condo debts

July 2026 saw a wave of Italian civil‑code and Supreme Court rulings that broadened condominium owners’ rights and clarified debt‑related obligations. A civil‑code provision (art. 1713) affirmed owners’ entitlement to o

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