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Merger

A merger of companies means that two or more legal entities are incorporated in one new legal person.

In the Dutch Civil Code a merger is defined as the legal act of two or more legal entities

  • whereby one of them acquires the assets The assets of a Dutch company reflect the value of all that the company possesses
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    of the other under universal title,
  • or whereby a new legal person is established by the parties together and this entity acquires the assets of the merging legal entities.

According to Dutch corporate law legal entities can merge with legal entities which have the same legal form. In this regard the private and public limited are considered as the same legal form. In case of establishment of a new the acquiring legal person, the entity has to have the same legal form is the merging entities.

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