Sanzioni della Banca d'Italia e giurisdizione del G.O.: una storia (in)finita?

[Autom. eng. transl.] For the Court, the GO's jurisdiction over the Bank of Italy's sanctioning measures extends to the prerequisites, also of a regulatory nature, governing the sanctioning procedure. In short, the union on the sanctioning legal relationship necessarily also passes through the union on the sanctioning procedure and its right. It is precisely the unity of the sanctioning relationship, however, which lays bare the complexity of administrative action, as well as the inconsistencies inherent in the separation, on a theoretical rather than a regulatory level, between the supervisory function and the credit sanction (and not only). These inconsistencies therefore remain against the background of a non-resolutive regulatory framework, leaving the ground open to new disputes, between legislator and judge.