Italian Court dismisses appeal against preliminary ruling on asset seizure for tax fraud, citing lack of interest.

The Court of Cassation declared the appeals by Simona Catalano inadmissible, ordering her to pay procedural costs. The appellant challenged a preliminary ruling that upheld a seizure of bank funds related to tax fraud, arguing procedural delays, lack of jurisdiction, and insufficient evidence of guilt. The court rejected these claims as generic, noting that the tribunal correctly identified jurisdiction based on the location of tax credit consumption and that only a prima facie case of the crime is required for asset seizure, not grave suspicion of guilt.