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Schadeplicht voor de verhuurder die de woning, na beëindiging wegens dringend eigen gebruik, niet zelf in gebruik neemt
Dutch landlords face significant financial liability when terminating rental agreements based on urgent personal use if they fail to actually occupy the property. This article examines the legal framework governing such terminations, the three cumulative conditions courts apply, and recent case law demonstrating how damages can reach tens of thousands of euros when landlords don't follow through on their stated intentions.
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Top 5 Legal Due Diligence Findings In Dutch M&A Transactions | #5 Real Estate Legal Red Flags
This article examines the most common real estate legal issues discovered during due diligence in Dutch M&A transactions, including the absence of written lease agreements, unauthorised subletting arrangements, and change of control provisions in lease contracts. It provides practical guidance on how these findings impact transaction certainty, valuation, and the rights of parties involved in mergers and acquisitions.
Netherlands Real Estate
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