Insolvency 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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Litigation
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 ...
Supervisory judge forbids liquidator to settle. Can this prohibition stand up?
In the Netherlands, in the event of a bankruptcy, the court appoints a liquidato ...
Undeclared right of lien on a Bentley. Good-faith buyer?
This Dutch court case concerns a finance company with an undeclared right of lie ...