Arbitration case law

sentenza

Court of Appeal of Rome, 10 November 2025, No. 6562

Corte di Appello of Roma

Legal principle

The presence of an arbitration clause in a contractual agreement does not preclude the ordinary court from having jurisdiction over matters relating to the nature and legal characteristics of a claim, such as the determination of a privilege, where such matters are deemed distinct and autonomous from disputes referred to arbitral jurisdiction concerning the existence, amount and accessories of the claim itself.

Methodological notes

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Decision text and analysis

The presence of an arbitration clause in a contractual agreement does not preclude the ordinary court from having jurisdiction over matters relating to the nature and legal characteristics of a claim, such as the determination of a privilege, where such matters are deemed distinct and autonomous from disputes referred to arbitral jurisdiction concerning the existence, amount and accessories of the claim itself.

How to cite

Corte di Appello of Roma, 10 November 2025, No. 6562, «Court of Appeal of Rome, 10 November 2025, No. 6562», in Arbitration in Italy, https://www.arbitratoinitalia.it/en/decisione/court-of-appeal-of-rome-10-november-2025-no-6562-1769332616-1393/

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