Arbitration case law

ordinanza

Supreme Court, 7 July 2016, n. 13954

Cassazione — VI Civ.

Legal principle

If it is state pronounced a praise irrital despite that some of the parts they support have, in reality, agreed a clause per arbitration ritual, the praise itself it must be challenged, it is also to the purpose of to do the ritual character O itself, not before to courtyard of appeal, a rule of art. 828 cod. proc. civ., ma in base at rules ordinary on competence and with compliance of the double degree of jurisdiction, to be worth i vices vizi of the will.

Methodological notes

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Decision text and analysis

If+it is+state+pronounced+a+praise+irrital+despite+that some+of the+parts+they support+have,+in+reality,+agreed+a+clause+per+arbitration+ritual,+the+praise+itself it must be+challenged,+it is also+to the+purpose+of+to do+the+ritual character+ O+itself,+not+before+to+courtyard+of+appeal,+a+rule+of art.+828+cod.+proc.+civ.,+ma+in+base+at+rules+ordinary+on+competence+and+with+compliance+of the+double+degree+of+jurisdiction,+to be worth+i+vices+vizi+of the+will.

How to cite

Cassazione — VI Civ., 7 July 2016, No. 13954, «Supreme Court, 7 July 2016, n. 13954», in Arbitration in Italy, https://www.arbitratoinitalia.it/en/decisione/supreme-court-7-july-2016-n-13954-en-1752185996/

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