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L’accesso alla CNC non ‘blinda’ gli amministratori

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] Access to the CNC does not 'lock' administrators

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Abstract

[Machine translation] The order in question is, apparently, the first to explicitly address the delicate question relating to the right of shareholders to revoke directors despite - or, perhaps, precisely because - they have embarked on the path of negotiating the settlement of the crisis. The response of the Court of Genoa was in the sense of the continuing operation of the principle of free revocability of the administrative body due to the inapplicability, even analogically, of the exceptional provision referred to in art. 120-bis, 4th paragraph, CCII, as well as the impossibility of evading a conscious legislative choice through the use of atypical precautionary measures pursuant to art. 19 of the Italian Civil Code. The note, after having retraced the salient passages of the motivation, aims to offer some systematic food for thought also in view of the implementation of the delegation provided for by art. 19 of the so-called “Capital Law”.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] Access to the CNC does not 'lock' administrators
Original languageItalian
Publication statusPublished - 2026

Keywords

  • Società – Composizione negoziata della crisi – Decisione dell’amministratore di presentare domanda di accesso al percorso camerale – Applicabilità dell’art. 120-bis CCII – Revocabilità solo per giusta causa – Esclusione

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