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Abuso del processo o «abuso tiranno»?

Authors: Cirillo, Stefania;

Abuso del processo o «abuso tiranno»?

Abstract

La nota mira a definire i limiti della pronuncia della Cass. SSUU n. 7299/2025, concentrandosi, in particolar modo, sulla smisurata estensione del concetto di interesse apprezzabile alla tutela frazionata; sull'indebito accostamento, in chiave sinonimica, dei medesimi o analoghi fatti costitutivi il cui accertamento separato si tradurrebbe in un inutile e ingiustificato dispendio dell’attività processuale; sull'incongruenza delle sanzioni nel caso di intervenuto giudicato della prima domanda frazionata proposta.

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PROCEDIMENTO CIVILE, CREDITI RELATIVI AL MEDESIMO RAPPORTO DI DURATA, FRAZIONABILITÀ DELLA DOMANDA GIUDIZIALE, MANCANZA DI UN INTERESSE APPREZZABILE DEL CREDITORE AL FRAZIONAMENTO, ABUSO DEL PROCESSO, IMPROPONIBILITÀ DELLA DOMANDA

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influence
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impulse
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