Overview
- The Tribunale di Firenze, in a decision by Judge Cristian Soscia, homologated a concordato minore con assuntore after creditors gave their consent and a third party made a €300,000 payment.
- Court records show Ceccherini carried roughly €1.4 million in liabilities, with more than €1 million owed to banks and the tax authorities.
- The anonymous €300,000 contribution from a close friend was recorded as the assuntore’s lump sum and is central to covering the remaining liabilities.
- Under the approved plan Ceccherini will pay the tax authority €500 each month for four years and will continue a treatment program for gambling disorder at the SerD in Pistoia.
- The concordato minore with an assumer lets an over‑indebted person use third‑party funds to settle creditors, and the tribunal found Ceccherini’s crisis arose from a documented clinical condition rather than gross fault, bad faith, or fraud.