Six years for a trial and six years to comply with an executive sentence: the seizure of the computers of the Cabinet of the Ministry of Justice begins: the story of the absurd happens in Rome.
The Monti Government was there when eight condominium owners of a building in Ciampino decided to challenge the meeting resolution before the Velletri Court. A series of procedural events – changes of judge, registry problems and various postponements – mean that the case drags on and ends only in 2017, seven years after the start of the trial. Now the revenge: given the slowness they have prepared the seizure of the computers of the Cabinet of the Ministry of Justice.
From the appellants’ side, the Pinto Law
The condominium owners turned to the Giustitalia Association which invoked the Pinto Law against delays which provides “the right to fair compensation for failure to respect the “reasonable time limit” for the duration of the trial. The body competent to decide on requests for fair compensation for excessively long trials is the Court of Appeal.
After six years of non-compliance, it is ready for foreclosure
Following the appeal brought by the condominium owners, the Court of Appeal of Rome condemned the Ministry of Justice, in the person of the Minister, to pay 1500.00 euros in compensation for each condominium owner for a total of 12 thousand euros. And given the non-compliance of the Ministry, six years after the executive sentence, the Giustitalia Association will be forced to seize the computers of the Minister’s Cabinet.
The Giustitalia association provided documentation of the facts which we are not publishing for reasons of privacy of the appellants.
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