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CGIA Mestre: "THE BAD THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE TO COAST BUSINESS 2.6 BILLION"

The estimate was calculated by the CGIA Mestre has added costs associated with delays and the costs borne by companies in bankruptcy and the costs related to delays in the civil justice 1st and 2nd degree .

The malfunctioning of the Italian justice system costs over 2.6 billion euro to Italian companies . And 'this is the result that emerged from processing carried out by the CGIA Mestre got this result (€ 2.66 billion reported in 2007, unfortunately last year statistically available) sum of the costs that Italian companies suffer as a result delays in bankruptcy proceedings (1.03 billion €), the costs of delays in civil proceedings of the 1st and 2nd degree (1.09 billion €) and the bureaucratic costs relating only to bankruptcy proceedings (532 million € ).

" The need to make our justice system more efficient Italian - Giuseppe Bortolussi stresses secretary of the CGIA Mestre - is a growing need felt by our economic system. Not only for the additional costs that have to endure, but above all because the poor functioning of justice constitutes a major obstacle that moves foreign investors from our country. "

Returning to the data, compared with 972,555 cases pending in 2007 , the average duration of a civil trial of a degree was 904 days (2 years, 5 months and 21 days) . With little more than 51,000 lawsuits pending, the duration of civil grade 2 was an average of 822 days (equivalent to 2 years and 3 months) and bankruptcy proceedings, even 3035 days (equal to 8 years, 3 months and 23 days).

However, they note the CGIA Mestre , the picture is not entirely bleak: between 2000 and 2007, the duration of civil grade 1 was reduced by 230 days and those governing the processes of 2nd grade, 137. Dramatic, however, the situation related to bankruptcy proceedings: again in the period between 2000 and 2007, the average instances of bankruptcy has increased by 604 days.

a regional basis, the situation is worrying in the southern . The worst is for the Basilicata. In this region, the average length of civil proceedings to a degree was (in 2007) of 1,463 days. Following the Puglia and Calabria 1335 with 1288. The region more efficient, however, is the Valle d'Aosta with a duration average of 614 days.

Source: www.cgiamestre.com