Corporate law in The Netherlands
Who can vote at an AGM in the Netherlands?
A shareholders’ resolution is a resolution that is adopted by the AGM, in other words, by the shareholders of a company. In principle, each ...
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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 ...
Violation of the Dutch Beklamel criterion by directors of a bankrupt construction company?
A company is in principle liable for its own debts. This is an essential princip ...
Agreement on exit but not on share price? How about a flash exit?
When the Flex BV was introduced in the Netherlands in 2012, it became possible t ...
Directors’ and officers’ liability after a company is wound up in the Netherlands
The winding up of a company generally means the discontinuation of the legal ent ...