Blog articles → Roeland Zwanikken

If your neighbor erects a building without a building permit, do you have any right to take legal action, based on civil law? Or is the government the only one who can litigate against your neighbor?

The government has not only a task as legislator, but also has executive powers and authority.

“A man, a man, a word, a word” is a well-known saying in Dutch. In essence it means that men (and women) of honor keep their word and comply with their commitments even in the absence of (extensive) written agreements. However, the Government does not always act in accordance with this saying.

Director's liability in limited liability companies (N.V./B.V.) is appealing due to the potential of holding directors personally responsible for debts, sparking interest from corporate players and creditors. Litigation often becomes personal and emotionally charged for both parties.