Appeal in Cassation

Taking an appeal to the Supreme (Cassation) Court

Do you disagree with the judgment on appeal? Or are you of the opinion that the Court of Appeal has made mistakes in your lawsuit? In some cases, it is possible to take an appeal to the Supreme Court (Hoge Raad).

Cassation proceedings are the final option to contest a judgment in legal proceedings in the Netherlands. The Supreme Court (Hoge Raad) reviews whether the law and the procedural rules have been applied correctly. The Supreme Court may quash a ruling of the Court of Appeal. Appeals in cassation concern civil, criminal and tax cases.

Cassation proceedings

Cassation proceedings differ from proceedings in fact-finding instances. These proceedings require a cassation lawyer, a lawyer specialising in appeals in cassation.

Our experienced cassation lawyers have that specialist knowledge, in particular in:

  • Family law and the law of persons

  • Law of obligations

  • Property law

  • Bankruptcies

  • Debt rescheduling

  • Criminal law

  • Agricultural law

  • Property law

/ Team Appeal in Cassation

Carene (C.M.H.) van Vliet

Carene (C.M.H.) van Vliet

Attorney at law/partner

Melvin (M.) van Tiel

Melvin (M.) van Tiel

Attorney at law

Hendrik (H.) Sytema

Hendrik (H.) Sytema

Attorney at law/partner

Michaël (M.J.) van Basten Batenburg

Michaël (M.J.) van Basten Batenburg

Attorney at law/partner

Any questions about appeal in cassation?
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