Corporate law in The Netherlands
Is the director of a liquidated Dutch limited company liable for shareholders’ losses?
When a company is liquidated, creditors are frequently left with compensation claims. Shareholders, too, suffer losses as a result of liquid ...
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Director continues to borrow money from limited company, resulting in inability to pay staff. Does this constitute a legal ground for suspension in the Netherlands?
It is not uncommon for a company to have two directors who are also shareholders ...
Transfer of shares under administration: when is this permitted in the Netherlands?
In the unbundling of a Dutch family enterprise, two brothers became involved in ...
Is the director of a liquidated Dutch limited company liable for shareholders’ losses?
When a company is liquidated, creditors are frequently left with compensation cl ...
When are you personally liable for your company’s debts in the Netherlands?
An essential principle of Dutch company law is that a company is liable for its ...
Directors liable for the looting of the bank account of a Dutch private limited company?
In the Netherlands, a company will in principle be liable for its inability to m ...
Was a loan taken out privately or as the representative of a company in formation? Dutch Corporate Law Lawyer explains
In the Netherlands, it is possible to act on behalf of an entity, such as a priv ...
Who can vote at an AGM in the Netherlands?
A shareholders’ resolution is a resolution that is adopted by the AGM, in other ...