Italian Arbitration Case Law

Decisions, rulings and awards of Italian State courts and arbitral tribunals, with headnotes.

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Italian Arbitration Case Law

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Tribunale — Mantova
The president of the court, on the application of a party and having established its own competence, proceeds with the appointment of the arbitral tribunal pursuant to Article 810 of…
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Tribunale — Reggio Emilia
The waiver of an arbitration clause providing for institutional arbitration must be proved by the party bringing proceedings before the ordinary court; the mere allegation of a waiver agreement, in…
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no. 1247 · Tribunale — Brescia
A statutory arbitration clause that refers to arbitrators disputes between the company and its members concerning available rights, containing a general reference to institutional arbitration under Legislative Decree No. 5/2003,…
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no. 555 · Tribunale — Catania
The rules on procedural agreement under Article 38(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure are inapplicable in relation to the plea of an arbitration agreement, that provision referring exclusively to…
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no. 83 · Tribunale — Livorno
In enforcement proceedings based on an arbitral award, the notice to comply (precetto) must be served on the person who holds the status of debtor under the enforceable title, so…
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Tribunale — Catania
An arbitral award constitutes a title capable of establishing a claim that is certain, liquidated and due for the purposes of granting provisional enforceability of an order for payment pursuant…
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no. 78 · Tribunale — Livorno
An arbitration clause contained in a contract is binding exclusively upon the persons who signed it and cannot be relied upon as a plea of lack of jurisdiction of the…
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Tribunale — Milano
The plea of institutional arbitration falls within the category of procedural pleas, since the activity of institutional arbitrators is of a judicial nature and substitutes for the function of the…
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