ok to new compensation for the defrauded

Bankruptcy proceedings that are too long: the creditors of the Deiulemar shipping company are aiming for compensation for the alleged damages suffered. The procedure introduced by the so-called Pinto law is linked to the last frontier followed by the lawyers who assist the bondholders of the former shipping giant, those almost thirteen thousand subjects who over the years have brought almost 720 million.

And it is precisely on this aspect that the work of several lawyers who for years have been following the events of savers defrauded by fake bonds issued by the branch offices in Via Vittorio Veneto is focusing. And the response of Court of Appeal of Naplesthe first step towards the recognition of benefits, is positive.

According to what is contained in the device signed on behalf of the eighth section by the councillor Paola Mastroianni to a proceeding presented by lawyers Raimondo Nappo and Gianpiero Pasquariello (but other lawyers have moved in the same vein, such as Marcello Ambrosino and Monica Cirillo), not only are there the conditions – because the appeal was then accepted – but the conditions exist to aim for annual compensation ranging from 400 to 800 euros “for each year or fraction of six months that exceeds the reasonable duration” , considered equal to six years. In the case examined by Neapolitan courtHowever, the appellants (at the time of acceptance of the application) had seen their request for admission to bankruptcy reach up to eleven years.

Moreover, the bankruptcy, declared on May 2, 2012, “celebrated” twelve years a few weeks ago and only in recent days has the court of Annunziata Tower could declare the procedures closed. Not even the reasons linked to it hold up extent of the crashnot at home renamed “Parmalat of the sea” due to the size of the overall investments.

For this reason, the Court of Appeal decided to call into question the Ministry of Justice, authorizing the “provisional execution” of amounts ranging from 1,600 to 2,800 euros depending on the damage suffered. It is also specified that the Ministry “can lodge an objection before the Court of Appeal within thirty days of communication of the provision”. For Deiulemar creditors we are once again talking about the possibility of putting more money in their pockets compared to that collected so far, around 23% of what was actually invested.

It should also be remembered that alongside this, the judges recognized a second bankruptcy, that of the company de facto deemed to be established by the former sole director Michele Iuliano and formed by the other first and second generation shipowners of the three founding families (the other two are those Of Giovanni Battista Della Gatta and Giuseppe Lembo). The affair linked to the foreign trusts believed to belong to the Della Gatta brothers is also channeled into this procedure. For this matter, negotiations are underway between the lawyers in charge of defending the shipowners and the curatorship, to find an agreement that on the one hand avoids bureaucratic delays and on the other does not see one of the parties completely succumbing. There would be a negotiation on the table which would see 60% of the total value of the assets contained in the trusts assigned to the creditors, with the possibility of getting hold of almost 23 million to then be assigned to the various defrauded people.

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