The position of contracting parties, relief and other measures
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Doing business under the guidance of Financial Restructuring & Recovery
25 November 2020 - Bert Winnemuller
Transferred to Financial Restructuring & Recovery: what now?
Read moreWhy banks cannot claim a cash-out
25 November 2020 - Erwin Bos
Eliminating the right to a cash-out for banks indisputably represents a major and remarkable change to the CERP Act.
Read morePledges and mortgages in the Dutch Scheme
25 November 2020 - Bert Winnemuller
What a cooling-off period means for pledge and mortgage holders.
Read moreCERP Act: Consequences for contracting parties
25 November 2020 - Bert Winnemuller
Where previously a composition required the approval of all the creditors, and a single creditor could block the restructuring efforts, this changes..
Read moreHow the customised relief mechanism works under the CERP Act
25 November 2020 - Erwin Bos
The CERP Act also contains a customised relief mechanism.
Read moreCERP Act: Protection against claims for fraudulent conveyance
25 November 2020 - Theo Hanssen - Anique Noordam
The risks of claims for fraudulent conveyance
Read moreCooling-off periods under the CERP Act
25 November 2020 - Bert Winnemuller
The purpose of a cooling-off period is to give a debtor facing financial difficulties the opportunity to give shape to the restructuring efforts.
Read moreDispute resolution mechanism under the CERP Act
25 November 2020 - Bert Winnemuller
With the dispute resolution mechanism, it becomes possible to clear up disputes and disagreements.
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