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
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
What a cooling-off period means for pledge and mortgage holders.
Read moreCERP Act: Consequences for contracting parties
25 November 2020
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
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
With the dispute resolution mechanism, it becomes possible to clear up disputes and disagreements.
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