Corporate Conviction Impact Italy

Summary

Convictions under D.Lgs 231/2001, including financial penalties and interdictive sanctions, do not automatically lead to the dissolution or liquidation of listed joint stock companies in Italy, even if the judgment is final and unappealable. There is no specific law mandating dissolution solely based on such convictions.

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Does pecuniary penalty conviction under D.Lgs */* and temporary interdictive sanctions under d.lgs */* always causes corporate dissolution of listed joint stock companies in Italy? Simple answer
No, pecuniary penalty convictions and temporary interdictive sanctions under D.Lgs */* do not always cause corporate dissolution of listed joint stock companies in Italy.
Does pecuniary penalty conviction under D.Lgs */* and temporary interdictive sanctions under d.lgs */* always causes corporate dissolution of listed joint stock companies in Italy? Simple answer. (Judgment reaches third degree and cant be appealed)
No, pecuniary penalty convictions and temporary interdictive sanctions under D.Lgs */* do not always cause corporate dissolution of listed joint stock companies in Italy, even if the judgment reaches third degree and can't be appealed.
Is there a law in Italy that triggers dissolution or liquidation for the sole reason that a listed joint stock company is convicted by a pecuniary penalty under D.Lgs */* and temporary interdictive sanctions under d.lgs */* ? Simple answer. (Judgment reaches third degree and cant be appealed)
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No, there is no law in Italy that triggers the dissolution or liquidation of a listed joint stock company solely for being convicted by a pecuniary penalty under D.Lgs */* and temporary interdictive sanctions under D.Lgs */*, even if the judgment reaches the third degree and cannot be appealed.
Does the conviction under D.lgs */* by a financial penalty and some interdictive sanctions always trigger corporate dissolution of the company if the sanction became final and cant be appealed? (Third degree judgment)?
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No, a conviction under D.Lgs */* by a financial penalty and some interdictive sanctions does not always trigger corporate dissolution of the company, even if the sanction becomes final and cannot be appealed (third degree judgment).
Does the conviction under D.lgs */* by a financial penalty and some interdictive sanctions always trigger corporate dissolution of the company if the sanction became final and cant be appealed? (Third degree judgment)? Under italian law
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No, a conviction under D.Lgs */* by a financial penalty and some interdictive sanctions does not always trigger corporate dissolution of the company, even if the sanction becomes final and cannot be appealed (third degree judgment).