Ordinanza — n. 18246/2024 — snciv
Generato dall'IA
Cassation court dismisses appeal regarding untimely exception of abusive credit splitting, ruling it not unforeseeable.
Sintesi Legislator
Generato dall'IAThe Court of Cassation rejected the cooperative's appeal against a lower court ruling that accepted an exception of abusive credit splitting. The hospital argued this exception was untimely, but the cooperative claimed it was unforeseeable due to a shift in judicial precedent regarding credit splitting. The court held that the change in jurisprudence was not unforeseeable and that the exception was not based on good faith reliance on prior case law.
Regesto Legislator
Generato dall'IAArt. 153 c.p.c.; Art. 140-bis c.p.c.: The exception of abusive splitting of the claim is not considered unforeseeable if the change in judicial precedent does not involve a radical reversal of established doctrine, thereby precluding the defense of good faith reliance.
Parole chiave
Generato dall'IA
abusive credit splitting
untimely exception
unforeseeable precedent
good faith reliance
overruling doctrine
judicial precedent shift
procedural time limits
cooperativa di credito
Disposizioni normative citate
Generato dall'IAArt. 153, second comma, c.p.c.
Art. 140-bis c.p.c.
Giurisprudenza citata
Generato dall'IACass. n. 23726/2007
Cass. n. 108/2000
Cass. n. 28834/2020
Cass. n. 11866/1992
Cass. n. 10326/1998
Cass. n. 6900/1997
Cass. n. 7400/1997
Decisioni correlate
Generato dall'IAOrdinanza Interlocutoria — n. 14835/2024 — snciv
Cassation court remands case to Grand Chamber due to conflicting precedents on abusive credit splitting.
Ordinanza Interlocutoria — n. 14883/2024 — snciv
Court remands case to new role pending Supreme Court ruling on abusive credit splitting.
Ordinanza — n. 6701/2024 — snciv
Cassation court dismisses appeal on procedural preclusion and improper splitting of claims within a unitary relationship.
Ordinanza Interlocutoria — n. 14940/2024 — snciv
Court remands case to new role pending Supreme Court ruling on abusive credit splitting effects.
Ordinanza Interlocutoria — n. 14832/2024 — snciv
Court remands case to new session pending Supreme Court ruling on abusive credit splitting effects.