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European Court of Justice: only a participant in a public procedure is allowed to contest its acts
- 05/03/2019
The European Court of Justice, with Ruling of 28th November 2018 (case C-328/17), stated that the EU legislation on public procurement does not preclude a national legislation (specifically the Italian one) which does not allow economic operators to appeal against tender proceedings in which they did not take part.
More specifically, the Court held that neither Article 1, par. 3 of Council Directive 89/665/EEC of 21st December 1989, nor Article 1, par. 3 of Council Directive 92/13/EEC Council, as amended, preclude a national legislation which does not provide a judicial remedy against decisions of the contracting authority, relating to a procurement procedure to which the applicants have decided not to attend.
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- 14/03/2024
The Court of Cassation, in its Order No. 34889 of 13.12.2023, ruled that banking or financing contracts that refer to a manipulated Euribor rate through a restrictive agreement by credit instituti...
- 12/03/2024
The Court of Cassation, in its judgment of 26 February 2024, no. 5068, ruled that "The transfer of a professional athlete from one sports club to another, in return for payment and before the natur...
Telephone services: 28-day billing unlawful according to the Court of Cassation
29/02/2024The Court of Cassation, Sec. III, in its judgment of 15.2.2024, no. 4182, ruled that "It is a misleading practice and therefore prohibited for a telephone operator to establish a payment frequency ...