Dutch contract law
Does the assignment of a claim in respect of which arbitration has been agreed lead to a lack of jurisdiction of the court?
Nowadays, parties are increasingly choosing to have their disputes settled by means of arbitration. An arbitration agreement results in, amo ...
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Is offering knock-down prices on Social Deal without the franchisor’s permission allowed in the Netherlands?
A franchisee of the Dutch slimming studio Size Zero put up cheap deals for slimm ...
Attention! Freelancers in the Netherlands should put down their fees in writing
There are nearly one million self-employed workers without employees in the Neth ...
Cancellation of loan agreement and requirements of reasonableness and fairness in the Netherlands
The basic principle of Dutch contract law is that agreements that have been conc ...
General Terms and Conditions: The Brussels I Regulation
A Dutch wholesaler and a Polish company had become involved in a dispute. The wh ...
What about termination due to (a fundamental) breach of contract and the Vienna Sales Convention (CISG)?
The Vienna Sales Convention applies to international purchase agreements concern ...
Breach of duty of care by ex-manager of Dutch DJ Afrojack
Quarrelling with the manager seems to be part of the rock and roll lives of famo ...
Does a claim against a company that ceased to exist after liquidation become time-barred?
The Dutch Supreme Court clarified in a recent ruling whether and, if so, when a ...