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Instrument of transfer
…is usually preceded by a purchase agreement or sales contract. However, this does not transfer ownership of a property subject to registration.
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giving notice
…law for various situations. For example to terminate a contract one must give notice. Duty of notification in The Netherlands Furthermore a duty of notification for the employer is…
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general terms and conditions
…standard terms and conditions or T&Cs) can be part of a contract. Most corporates use general terms and conditions governing subjects such as invoicing, breach of contract, notice…
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Dutch partnership
A Dutch contractual form of cooperation between 2 or more people (called partners). Every partner contributes in some way to the partnership. This form of cooperation is mainly use…
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distribution agreement
In a distribution agreement or distribution contract, the distributor (seller) and the supplier make agreements on the supplier’s products to be sold by the distributor in a…
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derivative loss (doctrine)
…causes financial damage to a company due to a breach of contract or tort, the shares in this company may drop in value. The derivative loss doctrine refers to the indirect damage a…
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Derative loss
If a third party damages a company through a contractual breach or an unlawful act, this can cause the company’s shares to lose value. The doctrine of derivative loss refers to the…
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Cooling-off period
…annul the sale agreement up to 3 days after receiving the contract of sale. This is called the statutory cooling-off period. Buying property in the Netherlands The cooling-off…
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consumer
…in certain situations than professional parties to a contract. For example law provisions regarding contracts of sale, guarantees and the use of general terms and conditions all…
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Attorney-in-fact in the Netherlands
…of attorney may be limited to only enter into certain contracts.