Ex Ilva, giudici in campo sulla sospensiva: verdetto atteso entro martedì
È durata meno di due ore l’udienza di ieri in Corte d’Appello a Milano (sezione imprese) sulle istanze di sospensiva presentate da Ilva e da Acciaierie d’Italia relativamente al decreto...
The hearing at the Court of Appeal in Milan, focusing on the suspension requests filed by Ilva and Acciaierie d’Italia concerning the court decree, lasted less than two hours. The decree, issued by the same Court on July 27th with a 90-day deadline, mandates the shutdown of the Taranto steel mill's hot area. The panel, chaired by Lorenzo Orsenigo, reserved the final decision.
Lawyers expect a verdict by Tuesday, as Acciaierie stated that September 16th is the deadline to start and conclude the shutdown before the end of October. Ascanio Amenduni, a legal expert supporting Taranto citizens seeking a shutdown, clarifies that this is not a third-instance judgment but rather an assessment of potential irreparable harm to Ilva if it must apply the Court of Appeal's decree.
The extended time required for the judgment in the Court of Cassation could take up to three years, potentially causing irreparable damage to the company. Both legal teams argue that the current suspension is fundamentally different from previous ones, as it is tied to the removal of asbestos from cowpers and the reduction of fine dust emissions, which must be achieved within 90 days.
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