In disputes, there is often much debate about whether general terms and conditions apply to a contractual relationship. General terms and conditions should therefore be declared applicable to the contract in a legally correct manner.
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How do you declare general terms and conditions applicable?
12 April 2024 in Business law,
Why hire a lawyer for an MVV application?
12 April 2024 in
Written board resolution: how to draft?
12 April 2024 in Business law
The two-conclusion rule revisited
1 December 2022 in Appeal in Cassation, Litigation
The 'two-conclusion rule' is an annoying pitfall for parties litigating on appeal. Contentions and defences may not be raised later than via the statement of appeal or the statement of defence. The Supreme Court recently axed the exception to this rule. The ruling is an indication to expressly object to new defences by the opposing party.
Global Parents’ Day
1 June 2023 in Family law
Today, on International Parents' Day, my blog pays tribute to parents worldwide for the great efforts they make in the interests of their children. For parents who have reached constructive agreements with each other in a divorce situation, I take an extra deep bow. For parents in or after divorce who have not yet found a sustainable solution, I share three tips with a worked example based on the model of connecting communication to take advantage of.
From 1 January 2023, recognition and parental authority go hand in hand
15 December 2022 in Family law
Indexation 2023
30 December 2022 in Family law , International family law
Opportunities and concerns with a probationary clause
30 December 2022 in
Fixed-term or indefinite employment contract?
30 December 2022 in
Checklist for filing financial statements: who? what? how? when?
29 December 2022 in Liability, Business law,
Much has been written and said about the filing privilege. The Chamber of Commerce, for example, provides information about it through its website. It is not really possible to report anything new about it. However, we thought it would be useful, especially now that we are approaching the end of the year, to once again put things in compact order: who has an obligation to file, what exactly is it and what does it entail, and when must it be fulfilled. Here are the findings:
He who must assert, must prove. Or doesn't he?
2 December 2022 in Litigation
Compound families: the maintenance obligation of stepparents
2 December 2022 in Family law , International family law, Mediation
According to Dutch law, as a stepparent you are obliged to contribute to the costs of your stepchild(ren). When are you legally a stepparent and when are you maintenance obligated for your stepchild(ren)? And is the stepparent's maintenance obligation the same as that of the legal/biological parent(s)? These questions are answered in this blog.
Compound families: the arrival of a new partner
2 December 2022 in Family law , International family law, Mediation
No one marries with the idea of divorcing each other at some point, yet 7.8 out of every 1,000 marriages stranded in 2021. After kicking off the dust, people then move on and sometimes that includes a new partner, or the new partner was already there and may even have been one of the reasons for the divorce (whether in the ex-partner's eyes or not). How do ex-spouses deal with this and what can you expect from your ex-partner in this regard?
Turbo liquidation and liability director
24 November 2022 in Liability,
AML-compliance: Dutch lawyers reported 13 unusual transactions in 2021. Too few?
14 July 2022 in Compliance
The Dutch Financial Intelligence Unit Netherlands (FIU) has published its annual report for 2021. As in previous years, there is a list of the number of reports per reporting group. The number of reports made by lawyers fell slightly in comparison with previous years. Lawyers reported 13 unusual transactions. These reports were made by nine different law firms. In 9 cases, the transaction was a so-called 'suspicious transaction'.
Blog Bas Martens and Suzanne Hendrickx
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