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Journal articles on the topic "Partecipazione azionaria"
Berbenni, Enrico. "Banche miste e ciclo immobiliare. L'esperienza di Comit e Credit (1918-1934)." SOCIETÀ E STORIA, no. 134 (February 2012): 741–68. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/ss2011-134006.
Full textCardi, Mavie. "Prospettive di ridefinizione degli assetti proprietari del capitale della Banca d'Italia: profili giuridici e valutativi." ECONOMIA E DIRITTO DEL TERZIARIO, no. 3 (June 2010): 445–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/ed2009-003003.
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Salvemini, A. "I PATTI LIMITATIVI DELLA RISOLUZIONE PER INADEMPIMENTO NEI CONTRATTI DI ACQUISIZIONE DI PARTECIPAZIONI AZIONARIE." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/269972.
Full textTorelli, Gabriele <1987>. "Le partecipazioni azionarie degli enti locali tra dismissione ed esigenze di governo dei servizi pubblici." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7207/1/Torelli_Gabriele_tesi.pdf.
Full textThe aim of this research is the analysis of the relationship between competition and legality – meant as the obligation for public bodies to act respecting the public interest established by the law – in local public services companies. In particular, the purpose is to focus on the evolution of such a relationship, become increasingly important in last years because of the possibility established for local bodies (in 1990) to select companies holding to carry on services for the community. The EU institutions have had a great influence on the issue due to the gradual qualification of public services as an economic activity regulated under the rules of the competition system. Therefore, EU institutions have required that both public and private traders must equally compete in this market, regardless of the scope of their activity and judicial nature. The obligation for local bodies to act under the public interest established by the law – although they behave as private actors establishing a company – is certainly the core of the research. Nevertheless the topic should be analysed at the same time considering the recent policy developments established by the law, which have been imposing local bodies to dismiss the shares they hold in their own companies. The goal is to get a relevant public founding savings and to make the entrance of private undertakings in this market easier. The scope of application of the legislation in force, which is limited to local companies directly offering their services to the holding public bodies, but not to the territorial community, seems to jeopardize the fragile balance between legality and competition in the public services market. The consequence is that the principle of legality is vanishing in local public services companies.
Torelli, Gabriele <1987>. "Le partecipazioni azionarie degli enti locali tra dismissione ed esigenze di governo dei servizi pubblici." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7207/.
Full textThe aim of this research is the analysis of the relationship between competition and legality – meant as the obligation for public bodies to act respecting the public interest established by the law – in local public services companies. In particular, the purpose is to focus on the evolution of such a relationship, become increasingly important in last years because of the possibility established for local bodies (in 1990) to select companies holding to carry on services for the community. The EU institutions have had a great influence on the issue due to the gradual qualification of public services as an economic activity regulated under the rules of the competition system. Therefore, EU institutions have required that both public and private traders must equally compete in this market, regardless of the scope of their activity and judicial nature. The obligation for local bodies to act under the public interest established by the law – although they behave as private actors establishing a company – is certainly the core of the research. Nevertheless the topic should be analysed at the same time considering the recent policy developments established by the law, which have been imposing local bodies to dismiss the shares they hold in their own companies. The goal is to get a relevant public founding savings and to make the entrance of private undertakings in this market easier. The scope of application of the legislation in force, which is limited to local companies directly offering their services to the holding public bodies, but not to the territorial community, seems to jeopardize the fragile balance between legality and competition in the public services market. The consequence is that the principle of legality is vanishing in local public services companies.
VESCOVI, MATTEO. "CONTRIBUTO ALLO STUDIO DELLE SOCIETÀ A PARTECIPAZIONE PUBBLICA ALLA LUCE DEL NUOVO TESTO UNICO (D.LGS. 19 AGOSTO 2016, N. 175)." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/707978.
Full textThe thesis aims at analyzing the model of company emerging from the new Consolidated law on public bodies owned companies, coming at the conclusion that the reform has chosen for a private characterization, according to the types envisaged by the Civil Code. Conversely, the need of pursuing public interest has permanently lost the ability to denaturalize the company. It represents an extrasocial interest, that may be satisfied only during the public law phase. To fully appreciate the importance of these results, the analysis of the Consolidated law is preceded by a reconstruction of the tortuous itinerary of public bodies owned companies in the Italian legal system, which over the years has seen oscillations between opposite polarities and deep interpretative contrasts, result of the complex relationship between public authorities and the economy.
SCOLA, SARA. "L'acquisto dei diritti di credito nel regime della comunione legale." Doctoral thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/723362.
Full textThe present study’s objective is the analysis of an issue that has been quite debated recently both by legal scholars as well as by the case law, respectively the acquisition of entitlements in the community of property in Italy. More precisely, we intend to establish whether within the concept of ‘acquisition’ referred to in art. 177, 1) a) of the Italian civil code, we could also include not only the property rights but also the entitlement rights.The research is inspired by a historical framing of the issue, more exactly by the antique Oltrape’s coutumes but also by the travaux preparatoires of the Napoleon Code wherefrom it results that the clear intention was that of including entitlements in the community of property.Starting from that point we continue by analyzing the doctrinal approach as well as the manners in which the debate was articulated in the case law and we observe that up to present times, a trend of continuous questioning has surrounded the debate.The legal literature shows mainly three approaches of the issue. Some authors believe that the upper mentioned concept of acquisitions could only be effective as to property rights having as main argument the many practical difficulties in applying an opposite thesis. Others commentators on the other hand underline that it would not be possible to exclude such an important category as the entitlements from the area of acquisitions in the community of property; furthermore, the exceptions/difficulties that seem to arise whilst applying the opposite thesis might be seen in a different light if the legal provisions would be righteously interpreted. Finally, in a rather intermediate position lies the reasoning of those according to which entitlements are able to be part of the community of property, but amongst those, one should distinguish between debts which would be only instrumental for the acquisitions of other rights and only include the first category in the community of property.The case law had traditionally been oriented towards the restrictive approach but now, due to some important decisions that admitted including entitlements both in the restrictive as well as in the extensive approach in the community of property, the tendency is starting to shift away from the exclusion view. Our study has exactly the purpose of analysing such different approaches and our purpose is to show that the correct approach is that the community of property can be applicable to entitlements; we shall also try to prove that entitlements coming from contracts to which one of the spouses is a party could be extended to the other spouse, since the community of property shall only be applicable to such an individual right and not to the entire contractual position of the spouse signing the contract.We also analysed the issue from a comparative law perspective whilst reflecting more intensely upon the French solutions. Pursuant to the French system, there seems to be no debate around the fact that the community of property could include entitlements, even though; solutions might be adapted from one case to another. In addition to an analysis of the general framework, we also studied the most interesting applications of the issue.Particularly, as for the case of entitlements deriving from a contract where one of the spouse makes a promissory acquisition, it has been demonstrated that such an instrument should also belong to the other spouse, despite the fact that the rules applicable to the administration of the common properties belonging to the two spouses impose a common exercise of some rights.Participation in companies one the other hand could not have been included into a coherent line of thought. They shall either belong to the ‘immediate community of property’ or to the ‘residual community of property’ depending on the type of company the spouse participates in (and mostly depending on the type of liability and on the fact whether art. 178 of the civil code would or would not be applicable).Finally, a particular analysis has been dedicated to the bank accounts, especially deposits, considering that such a deposit would only determine a ‘transfer of richness’ and not the inclusion in the patrimony of a good susceptible of increasing the common patrimony. However, the nature of the money in the deposit and moreover, the header of the bank account determine the adoption of possible different solutions.
SALTARELLI, SALVATORE. "Comunione legale tra coniugi e partecipazioni sociali: la posizione del coniuge non acquirente." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1108199.
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