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Tribunale di Torino

tribunale.torino.it was the official website of the Tribunale di Torino (Court of Turin), with its offices at corso Vittorio Emanuele II 130: the archive's first snapshot, from 20 July 2009, reported its official launch on 6 May 2009, with sections on the court's organisation, territorial jurisdiction, forms, and a judicial sales section for searching real estate and movable property put up for auction.1

By December 2013 the site had migrated to the address tribunale.torino.giustizia.it, with new online services for lawyers, including the booking of filings and case files at the Central Civil Registry, and notices on the reassignment of civil and criminal proceedings after the closure of the detached sections of Ciriè, Chivasso, Moncalieri and Susa and of the Court of Pinerolo.2

The site of the Court of Turin between 2009 and 2013

The site tribunale.torino.it, in a snapshot from July 2009, presented the Court of Turin with sections on territorial jurisdiction, detached sections and justices of the peace.

In December 2013, on the domain tribunale.torino.giustizia.it, the site gave its address as corso Vittorio Emanuele II 130, with public entrance from via Giovanni Falcone, and offered a free service for browsing property up for judicial auction and a list of bankruptcies.

The domain tribunale.torino.it in the web archive

The domain tribunale.torino.it, in the web archive from 26 May 2009, appears as «Tribunale di Torino».

The site tribunale.torino.it: from its 2009 launch to the redirect (2026)

The site offered sections on the organisation of its offices, forms, judicial sales and services for lawyers, as well as a bulletin of notices and rulings. From 2026 the address redirects elsewhere.

The site tribunale.torino.it, in web archive snapshots (2009-2012)

The site tribunale.torino.it, in the web archive's snapshot of 26 May 2009, published the Court of Turin's institutional information, including territorial jurisdiction, detached sections, offices and registries. In the snapshot of 27 July 2012 the site announced the procedure for awarding the legal-notice service for judicial sales.

The institutional site (2009-2026)

The Court's official site, tribunale.torino.it, has been online at least since 26 May 2009, when the archive's snapshot shows its home page announcing the site's launch, which took place on 6 May 2009 with the stated aim of offering citizens a transparent service. The site published bulletins, notices of judicial sales and announcements on pending proceedings; by 2026 the address is redirected elsewhere.

The site tribunale.torino.it, from 2009 to 2012

In the snapshot of 26 May 2009, the site tribunale.torino.it published sections on an introduction, offices, territorial jurisdiction, detached sections, justices of the peace and magistrates.

The site tribunale.torino.it, online since 2009

The site tribunale.torino.it was already online in May 2009, with sections on an introduction, the organisation of its offices and how to reach it.

The former domain tribunale.torino.it (2009-2012)

The Court of Turin had an official site at tribunale.torino.it, recorded by the web archive from May 2009 and still online in July 2012.

The domain tribunale.torino.it

The site of the Court of Turin has been online at tribunale.torino.it since 26 May 2009; the last snapshot preserved by the archive, from 27 July 2012, still shows it active, under the title «Sito del Tribunale di Torino».

The site tribunale.torino.it

The official site of the Court of Turin, at tribunale.torino.it, was launched on 6 May 2009 and built by Aste Giudiziarie Inlinea S.p.A.; the web archive's first snapshot, from 26 May 2009, shows its offices at corso Vittorio Emanuele II 130.1 From April 2026 the address no longer shows the original site: the archive's most recent snapshots, up to 11 June 2026, record only a redirect.2

Timeline

  • — The Turin police seize assets worth about 800,000 euros from two people under investigation for defrauding elderly victims in the Turin area, under a warrant from the Court of Turin. → ANSA Piemonte Quotidiano Piemontese
  • — At the Court of Turin, a civil suit opens brought by 23 former employees of Postalcoop of Grugliasco, left without work after the company's judicial liquidation, who are seeking reinstatement from Poste Italiane and recognition of their actual employment relationship. → TorinoToday ANSA Piemonte

Pages linking here

Sources

  1. web.archive.org — 20 July 2009
  2. web.archive.org — 25 December 2013
  3. Internet Archive — 26 May 2009
  4. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 26 May 2009
  5. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 11 June 2026
  6. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 27 July 2012
  7. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 11 June 2026

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