When buying property, the buyer can assume that the property has the features ...
The success of a business depends (among others) on its reputation. Reputation ...
When entering into a loan agreement, it is important to carefully record in writing ...
In some cases a creditor who is prejudiced in his recovery possibilities by a ...
Renting out one’s own apartment as a holiday home: is that permitted or not? Many ...
If a contractor is in default in the execution of the contracted work, the client ...
A trademark owner who wants to act against infringement of his trademark rights ...
A ruling of the Supreme Court addressed, among others, the position of the Enterprise ...
Employers increasingly choose to have a non-recruitment clause included in employment ...
In a dispute between an oysterman and a customer, the parties claim large sums ...
In a recent labour dispute, an employee is dismissed summarily. The employee goes ...
There is a case of bad faith, for example, if another party officially registers ...
In England and the US, the ‘corporate opportunity doctrine’ is well known. Not ...
In a recent case before the Court of Appeal of Amsterdam, a dismissal of a company’s ...
In a recent case the central issue was whether a buyer was entitled to reimbursement ...
If a commercial partnership (VOF) is terminated, there is often a debate about ...
The managing board in Dutch limited and public companies (“BV” and ...
Until now, attachments could only be levied on Dutch bank accounts. Procedures ...
In this case nine parties are holding an international toys wholesaler liable ...
Following on from several global commercial centres (London, Dublin, Singapore, ...