(ANSA) - Rome, March 25 - Stand owners in Rome's Christmas
market in Piazza Navona on Monday lost an appeal against a 2014
city ordinance cutting their stalls from 115 to 72.
The supreme Court of Cassation ruled that city
administrations are entitled to move refreshment trucks and
knicknack stands.
Piazza Navona stallholders lose appeal
City entitled to move trucks, stands says supreme court