La Cassazione ha affermato che, in tema di società, la persona che, benché priva della corrispondente investitura formale, si accerti essersi inserita nella gestione della società stessa, impartendo direttive e condizionandone le scelte operative, va considerata amministratore di fatto ove tale ingerenza, lungi dall’esaurirsi nel compimento di atti eterogenei e occasionali, riveli avere caratteri di sistematicità e completezza.
Cass., 01-03-2016, n. 4045
Alberto Angeloni
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Licensed Attorney in Italy. Alberto is a partner of DLA Piper and focuses his practice on Italian, European and International litigation, arbitration, corporate, bankruptcy and contentious insolvency law and has over 14 years experience in the field.
He has experience in representing investors, lenders, debtors, creditors and other parties of interest in multifaceted restructuring and insolvency matters, informal and formal workouts such as voluntary administrations, liquidations and receiverships.
He has also considerable experience in areas such as shareholder disputes, board of directors duties and liabilities and corporate and commercial disputes.
Specialties: Bankruptcy (Fallimento);
Composition with creditors (Concordato Preventivo);
Extraordinary Administration (Amministrazione Straordinaria Prodi-bis Law and Marzano Law);
Debt Restructuring Agreements (Accordi di ristrutturazione dei debiti);
Certified Reorganization Plans (Piani attestati di risanamento);
Bankruptcy litigation;
Proof of claim and proof of repossession petitons;
Claw Back actions;
Board of directors liability actions.
Contact the author at alberto.angeloni@dlapiper.com
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