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Lawful extension of a bathing concession following a comparative procedure
- 05/12/2023
The Council of State reiterates, in its judgement no. 10378 of 30 November 2023, that the principles of EU law on the matter, in the light of the recent and constant practice of the CGEU, taken up by our administrative jurisprudence, require that "the concession of the management of beach areas for tourist-recreational purposes must meet criteria of impartiality, transparency and par condicio: in particular, Art. 12 of Directive 2006/123/EC and the amended Art. 37 of the Naval Code make the granting of maritime state concessions subject to the fulfilment of selective public procedures".
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The Council of State reaffirms some principles in the field of public procurement
02/05/2024The Council of State, Section V, in its judgment of 12 February 2024, no. 1372, rendered on the subject of tender contracts, ruled that the instrument of "soccorso istruttorio" cannot be used to re...
The Contracting Authority enjoys wide discretion in the evaluation of technical offers
18/04/2024The Council of State, section V, in its judgement of 27 February 2024, no. 1911, rendered on the subject of tenders, reaffirmed that "the evaluation of the tenders and, likewise, the awarding of sc...
- 15/04/2024
The Court of Cassation, in its judgement of 20 March 2024, no. 7329, rendered in banking matters, ruled that "in bank account agreements, the statement of account balance has evidentiary effectiven...
