Court of Appeal of Rome, order of 21 July 2026 (R.G. 00001987/2026)

An application to stay the enforceability of an award under art. 830, co. 4, cod. proc. civ. must be dismissed where no serious grounds emerge, there being absent both the manifest merits of the challenge, following the summary examination reserved to the court hearing the challenge when ruling on the stay, and the periculum in mora.
In the summary examination of the merits of a challenge to an award, the wording of the arbitration clause is of significance where it permits a broad reading of the range of disputes referred to the arbitrator's jurisdiction.