Rivista del Diritto Commerciale e del diritto generale delle Obbligazioni

Abstract: Arbitration of corporate disputes is a “province” (area) distinct from general arbitration. As the arbitral clause is part of a company’s by-laws, its regulation has the same characteristics of all other clauses of the by-laws. Object of the arbitration may be all kinds of controversies concerning the company and/or its shareolders, directors and auditors. Subjects who may be called or intervene as parties of an arbitration in company’s matters are all the persons who are involved in a commercial company’s activity. Arbitration clauses in public companies are not allowed.  

Sommario: 1. Premessa. – 2. L’arbitrabilità delle controversie relative all’ordinamento societario. – 3. I diritti non indisponibili ex art. 806 c.p.c.. – 4. – I diritti disponibili ex art. 34 d.lgs. n. 5/2003. – 5. L’ambito soggettivo. – 6. I soci. – 7. I componenti di organi sociali e i direttori generali. – 8. Le società commerciali. – 9. Il divieto di arbitrato nelle “società aperte”. – 10. I terzi.

Keywords: Objective Arbitrability — Companies By Laws — Arbitration — Not Transferable Rights — Art — 806 civil procedure code — – Transferable Rights — Art — 34 legislative decree n — 5/2003 — Subjective Arbitrability — Shareholders — Members of boards — CEO — Stakeholders — Exclusion of Arbitration for Public Companies.