This paper examines the introductory and case management phases of ordinary first-instance civil proceedings on the merits in light of the Cartabia reform (legislative decree n. 149/2022) and the subsequent corrective decree (legislative decree n. 164/2024). Specifically, the author analyzes the innovations concerning the originating pleadings, the extension of the statutory time limits for appearance (art. 163-bis c.p.c.), and the earlier deadline for the defendant’s appearance, now set at seventy days prior to the hearing (art. 166 c.p.c.). The inquiry focuses on the crucial institute of art. 171-bis c.p.c., centered on the advance preliminary judicial checks prior to the first hearing was substantially amended by the 2024 corrective decree. Finally. the analysis addresses the sequence of pre-hearing pleadings filed within retrogade deadlines (art. 171-ter) and the restructured First hearing and trial (art. 183 c.p.c.).
Il saggio analizza la fase introduttiva e di trattazione del processo ordinario di cognizione di primo grado alla luce della riforma Cartabia (d.lgs. n. 149/2022) e del decreto correttivo (d.lgs. n. 164/2024). Nello specifico l'autrice esamina le novità relative agli atti introduttivi, l'estensione dei termini a comparire (art. 163-bis c.p.c.) e l'anticipazione della costituzione del convenuto a settanta giorni prima dell'udienza (art. 166 c.p.c.). L'indagine si focalizza sullo snodo dell'art. 171-bis c.p.c. L'anticipazione delle verifiche preliminari rispetto all'udienza è stata ampiamente riscritta dal correttivo del 2024. Completano la disamina la sequenza scritta a ritroso delle tre memorie integrative (art. 171-ter c.p.c.) e la rinnovata udienza di trattazione (art. 183 c.p.c.).
La fase introduttiva e della trattazione (capitolo VI)
Reali, Giovanna
2025-01-01
Abstract
This paper examines the introductory and case management phases of ordinary first-instance civil proceedings on the merits in light of the Cartabia reform (legislative decree n. 149/2022) and the subsequent corrective decree (legislative decree n. 164/2024). Specifically, the author analyzes the innovations concerning the originating pleadings, the extension of the statutory time limits for appearance (art. 163-bis c.p.c.), and the earlier deadline for the defendant’s appearance, now set at seventy days prior to the hearing (art. 166 c.p.c.). The inquiry focuses on the crucial institute of art. 171-bis c.p.c., centered on the advance preliminary judicial checks prior to the first hearing was substantially amended by the 2024 corrective decree. Finally. the analysis addresses the sequence of pre-hearing pleadings filed within retrogade deadlines (art. 171-ter) and the restructured First hearing and trial (art. 183 c.p.c.).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


