Personal Injury Media

CONTENTS: 1.The ‘applicability of the rite of work in the event of death or personal injury as a result of accident, 2. The issue of evidence from witnesses: foreclosure and disqualifications.

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The applicability of the rite of work in the event of death or personal injury as a result of accident.
On the basis of the law n.102 of 21 February 2006 on “Measures relating to the consequences of traffic accidents”, published in the Official Gazette No. 64 of 17 March 2006, to cases relating to compensation for damages for death or injuries resulting from traffic accidents, will apply to the rite of work. In fact, art. 3 of the Act to lay down rules of procedure states that “the cases relating to compensation for death or injuries resulting from traffic accidents, the rules of procedure referred to in Book II, Title IV, Chapter I of the Code of Civil Procedure. The legislature did not then specify the individual rules of the rite of work to apply, preferring a general reference. Read the rest of this entry »

The legislature intended to remove the jurisdiction of the magistrate all disputes relating to damages for death or injury resulting from traffic accidents, leaving the magistrate the power to accidents with damage only to property but within the limits of value of euro 15,493.71. Art. 3 l.February 21, 2006, n. 102, that “the cases relating to compensation for death or injuries resulting from traffic accidents, the rules of procedure referred to in Book II, Title IV, Chapter I, CPC, raises the delicate problem of interpretation concerning the ‘ identification of the competent court in cases of damages for death or injury resulting from traffic accidents. In fact, while under Article. 7 c.p.c. Justice of the Peace is responsible for claims compensation for damage caused by the movement of vehicles and boats, where the value of the dispute does not exceed EUR 15,493.71; based art. 413 c.p.c. - Between those raised by the Art. 3 l. No 102/06 – the power to decide at first instance for the Court. According to the Justice of the Peace of Milan “… Read the rest of this entry »