Dutch Civil Code Clause Samples

The Dutch Civil Code is the primary body of law governing private legal relationships in the Netherlands. It sets out the rules and principles for contracts, property, family law, and obligations between individuals and legal entities. For example, it determines how contracts are formed, what constitutes a valid agreement, and how disputes are resolved under Dutch law. Its core function is to provide a comprehensive legal framework that ensures predictability, fairness, and clarity in civil matters.
Dutch Civil Code. To the extent required to execute and deliver a valid assignment of the IABF Receivables, the assignment thereof will be established each time (any part of) the IABF Receivables come into existence.
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Dutch Civil Code. 2.2. To the extent possible under applicable law, the IABF Receivables are assigned to the Assignee with all rights relating thereto, including, without limitation, all accessory rights ("afhankelijke rechten") and all ancillary rights ("nevenrechten"). 2.3. The assignment of the IABF Receivables shall be effected by notification to the State. By signing this Deed, the State agrees to such assignment subject to and in accordance with this Deed and each of the Assignor and the State confirms that notification of this Deed and assignment of the IABF Receivables has been made in accordance with section 3:94
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Dutch Civil Code. 6. If Elemntz BV should be liable for any damage, then the liability of Elemntz BV is limited to no more than twice the invoiced value of the order, at least the part of the order to which the liability relates. 7. The liability of Elemntz BV is in any event always limited to the amount that the insurer would pay in such an event. 8. The limitations of the liability included in this article do not apply when the damage can be attributed to intent or gross guilt of Elemntz BV or its managing subordinates.
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Dutch Civil Code. If the Customer is in default of any payment, Tyriet is entitled to suspend or dissolve (the execution of) the relevant Agreement and related Agreements.
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Dutch Civil Code. The Buyer is allowed to sell and transfer the Products delivered under reservation of ownership to third parties within the context of the normal running of his business, provided that the Buyer in case of resale is obliged to stipulate a reservation of ownership under the terms of the provisions in this article. Without the prior written consent of GlobalFair the Buyer is not allowed to assign, to pledge or to transfer or encumber the claims which he may have or acquire against his purchasers under any other title whatsoever. In addition to its effect under the law of obligations, this prohibition also has effect under property law as referred to in Article 3:83 paragraph 2 Dutch Civil Code in conjunction with Article 3:98 Dutch Civil Code. Should GlobalFair so demand, the Buyer undertakes to pledge the claims against his purchasers to GlobalFair in the manner indicated in Article 3:239 Dutch Civil Code as additional security for the performance of his obligations towards GlobalFair for whatever reason.
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Dutch Civil Code. The Parties agree that they cannot cause this Agreement to be dissolved on the basis of Section 265 of Book 6 of the Dutch Civil Code.
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