Conflicts
Conflicts
Entrepreneurship is a complicated business. Every day it is about seeing and seizing opportunities, communicating, making agreements, taking risks and so on. A mistake is quickly made and a misunderstanding or miscommunication can happen to the best of us. Often such a thing is quickly resolved or talked out, but sometimes a conflict arises.
When the interests are big, solving such a conflict is not always easy. It is then important that you are timely and well informed about your legal position and your legal possibilities. After all, being right is not always the same as being put in the right. As an entrepreneur, it is essential for you to be able to determine your strategy in a well-informed way and to decide how to proceed with the conflict. Can this still be resolved in mutual consultation or must it be submitted to the court?
If the latter is chosen, it is of great importance that your story is brought to the court as well and convincingly as possible. You and your lawyer are a team with a common goal: convincing the judge and achieving a good result.
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My debtor won’t pay
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Liability of foundation director in case of rained-out festival
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
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.
