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Italy: Supreme Court judgment establishes constitutional illegitimacy of certain provisions of Puglia regional law
Practice Area: Renewables
Sector: Mining and natural resources
Jurisdiction: Italy
Published: 12 July 2010
Law Firm: NCTM
Overview
This article by NCTM analyses a 22 March 2010 Supreme Court judgment which established the constitutional illegitimacy of certain provisions of Puglia Regional Law No. 31 of 21 October 2008, and asks what destiny now awaits several affected photovoltaic projects in the region.
The provisions included, inter alia, Article 3, paragraphs 1 and 2, which (subject to certain conditions and precautions) extends the use of notices of commencement of works (DIAs) to photovoltaic plants with a generation capacity up to 1 MW.
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