Former Ilva, judges in the field on the injunction: verdict expected by Tuesday
The hearing yesterday at the Court of Appeal in Milan (business division) on the applications for a stay submitted by Ilva and Acciaierie d'Italia regarding the decree lasted less than two hours.
A hearing at the Milan Court of Appeal lasted less than two hours, regarding requests from Ilva and Acciaierie d'Italia to suspend a decree ordering the shutdown of the hot area of the Taranto steel plant. The court's decision, reserved by President Lorenzo Orsenigo, may be made within 3-4 days. The decree, initially issued on July 27, requires the shutdown to start by the end of October. Acciaierie d'Italia has until September 16 to begin the shutdown process.
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