Insolvency law in The Netherlands
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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The “WHOA” – a forced scheme of arrangements under Dutch law – is coming soon!
Last summer the Court Approval of Private Composition Bill (“Wetsvoorstel Homolo ...
What are the statutory periods for lodging an objection in the Netherlands, and when is an extended objection period applied?
In the Netherlands, persons or companies that are declared bankrupt can lodge an ...
Filing for bankruptcy to dismiss an employee free of charge: abuse of Dutch bankruptcy law?
Employees enjoy dismissal protection under normal circumstances. They cannot sim ...
Is it possible to be declared insolvent if payment obligations in bitcoins are not fulfilled?
A company had been ordered in default to pay out ‘mining revenues’ totalling 0.5 ...
Was the liquidation order of a dissolved British limited company justified?
A British limited company, active in the Netherlands but incorporated under Brit ...
Proper recording of intercompany transactions
Section 247 of Book 2 of the Dutch Civil Code stipulates that there must be a wr ...
Violation of the administration obligation and director’s liability: AMS explains!
An administrator can hold the director of a bankrupt enterprise liable for the r ...