companies in financial distress

August 15, 2025

Bill to lift pledge bans

2024-07-22T09:52:16+02:0022 July 2024|companies in financial distress, posts|

On June 11, 2024, the House of Representatives adopted the Bill to Remove Pledge Prohibitions. As a result of the proposed regulation, it will no longer be possible to agree that receivables cannot be transferred or pledged.  This article explains the proposed regulation.

Reopening liquidation after turboliquidation

2023-08-15T07:51:13+02:0015 August 2023|companies in financial distress, posts|

If the business activities of a legal entity are discontinued, it must be considered how the legal entity will be wound up. If there are no more assets at all, a turboliquidation can take place. This is dissolution without the appointment of a liquidator. The legal entity then ceases to exist immediately. A resolution for dissolution is passed and the board notifies the Commercial Register of the end of the legal entity's existence.

Liability of foundation director in case of rained-out festival

2023-05-08T13:47:46+02:0028 April 2023|companies in financial distress, conflicts, posts|

A director of a foundation can also run the risk of being held personally liable. This is nothing new, but is demonstrated once again by a recent judgment of the East Brabant District Court. The director of a foundation set up to organise a festival had entered into new financial commitments a day before the start of the festival, while weather forecasts were poor.

Land grabbing: the legal options when losing ownership of land

2023-02-13T09:45:22+01:007 February 2023|companies in financial distress, conflicts, posts|

There may be a dispute between neighbors about who owns a particular piece of land. Such a dispute may arise if at any time one of the neighbors places a yard fence in such a way that it takes possession of a piece of land owned by the other. The owner has the option of claiming his property (or filing a revindicatory action). However, such a claim cannot be brought after a period of time due to acquisitive prescription.

Termination of banking relationship by bank

2023-11-20T10:03:24+01:006 September 2022|companies in financial distress, posts|

It is increasingly common for banks to terminate a relationship with a customer - sometimes dating back many years. Such termination of a banking relationship can have serious consequences for a business owner. Can a bank terminate a credit relationship? When is it allowed and when is it not? Below is a brief explanation of the background to such termination and the rights and obligations of banks and account holders.

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