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When is a quotation binding? Many entrepreneurs assume a quotation is just a non-binding piece of paper, but that is a dangerous misconception. As soon as your client accepts the offer unconditionall...
VOF, maatschap en CV: what are the differences? In Dutch business law, the general partnership (VOF), the professional partnership (maatschap), and the limited partnership (CV) are popular forms of c...
What is a hostile demerger? A hostile demerger, or 'ruziesplitsing' in Dutch practice, refers to the legal splitting of a company due to irreconcilable differences between shareholders or partners. I...
When do you address a statutory director? Dismissing a statutory director is a significant event for any organization. When the collaboration deteriorates, you as a shareholder or fellow director wan...
How does a shareholder dispute arise? A shareholder dispute rarely arises out of nowhere. Often, you will see that fundamentally different views on the company's strategy lead to a stalemate or 'dead...
What is an offer arrangement and when does it apply? An offer arrangement forms the core of the agreements between shareholders in a private limited company. When a shareholder decides to sell their ...
What is a shareholders' agreement and why do you sign one? A shareholders' agreement is a private contract between the shareholders of a company. While the articles of association primarily establish...
What is a letter of intent and why do you use one during an acquisition? A letter of intent (LOI) serves as a preliminary document drafted by both the buying and selling parties during the initial st...
When a partnership starts, and then suddenly ends You have entered into a business partnership with enthusiasm, such as a joint venture, a franchise agreement, or a long-term supply relationship. Eve...
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