Italian Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding the validity of a foreign administrative decision on asylum status.

The Court of Cassation dismissed the appeal against a lower court's rejection of a request to review a foreign administrative decision concerning asylum status. The appellant argued that the domestic court lacked jurisdiction to examine the substantive merits of the foreign decision, while the opposing party maintained that only procedural errors could be challenged. The court ruled that the domestic jurisdiction is limited to verifying the procedural correctness of the foreign act, not its substantive validity, thereby upholding the dismissal.