Corporate law in The Netherlands
The significance of shootout clauses in Dutch agreements
In a ruling of the Dutch Enterprise Court, a stakeholder requested the insertion of a shootout clause in the articles of association. Such a ...
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The significance of shootout clauses in Dutch agreements
In a ruling of the Dutch Enterprise Court, a stakeholder requested the insertion ...
Selling Dutch shares that are subject to attachment? It is not all that simple!
Although shares subject to attachment seem safe, realising the attached shares i ...
Enterprise Division: The right of investigation is not intended for claims disputes!
Shareholders and other parties entitled to an investigation may arrange for the ...
Can Dutch casting agency Kemna Casting get rid of shareholder Job Gosschalk?
The Dutch casting agency Kemna Casting wants to break all ties with Job Gosschal ...
Equity interest sold at (in retrospect) an excessively low price. What to do now?
It is not uncommon that a shareholder sells their equity interest for a price th ...
Action against trademark infringement in the Netherlands? Assess your chances of success in a lawsuit!
Recently, a trademark owner in the Netherlands stood up against an (alleged) tra ...
Unjustified suspension of payment of shares. What are the consequences?
A debtor whose claim has become due and payable to his creditor is authorised to ...