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Francesco Antonio Genovese

Arbitrator in 1 published case before Corte di Cassazione (Italy) tribunals, in family inheritance; trust; pharmaceutical group disputes.

Corte di Cassazione (Italy) Family inheritance; trust; pharmaceutical group

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Overview

In the published awards, Francesco Antonio Genovese has been appointed by claimants 0 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases.

1Published cases
0As chair or sole arbitrator
0Party appointments
0Dissents recorded

Track record

YearCaseRoleAppointed byInstitution / rulesSectorAward
2019 Paola Poli v. Elena Poli and Claudio Massimo Judge — Corte di Cassazione (Italy) · Rome Family inheritance; trust; pharmaceutical group Read award →

Expertise

The legal issues and sectors decided most often in the published awards. Each links to the cases in the database.

New York Convention Article II(3) 1arbitrability 1disposable rights 1Swiss Rules of International Arbitration 1Lugano 1Pale Trust 1trust 1indirect donation 1succession 1inheritance partition 1forum selection clause 1non-exclusive jurisdiction 1Law 218/1995 1regolamento preventivo di giurisdizione 1Poli Group 1Euticals 1Italy 1

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