Italian court dismisses appeal regarding civil liability for damages caused by a third party's tortious act.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against a lower court judgment finding the plaintiff liable for damages caused by a third party. The plaintiff argued that the third party's intentional tort should absolve them of responsibility, while the defendant maintained strict liability under the Civil Code. The court ruled that the plaintiff's own negligence in supervising the third party broke the chain of causation, thus upholding the original liability finding.