Legal Encyclopedia
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Cross-Border Recognition of Adoption Decisions in the EU
EU regulations ensure automatic recognition of adoption decisions between Member States. In case of issues, exequatur via court; safeguards mobility and children's rights.
International Stepparent Adoption: Recognition in the Netherlands
International stepparent adoption requires exequatur and compliance with the Hague Adoption Convention. Additional steps for valid recognition in the Netherlands.
Revocation of Adoption by an Adult Adoptee: Rights and Possibilities
Adult adoptees may independently request revocation of adoption in cases of identity crises. Proof of personal harm is required, with an autonomous procedure and strict judicial review of justified interest.
Compensation for Non-Pecuniary Loss in Cases of Multiple Causation
Compensation for non-pecuniary loss in cases of multiple causes: pro rata allocation via the Dutch Compensation Guidelines. Factors such as duration of suffering and causation determine the amount, with examples for whiplash and PTSD.
Legal Consequences of Landlord Trespass: Criminal and Civil Claims
Discover the criminal and civil consequences of landlord trespass, including fines, imprisonment, and damage claims. Learn how to gather evidence and pursue rent reduction or lease termination.
Disputes Over Deposit Refunds: Rights and Resolution Methods
Discover how tenants and landlords resolve disputes over deposit refunds through a notice of default, the Rent Tribunal, or court proceedings. Learn about deadlines, evidence, and prevention.
Trespass and Neighbour Disputes: Access Limits to Common Areas
Learn about trespass in apartments: the difference between private and common areas, neighbour disputes, and owners' association (VvE) rules. From balcony entry to storage room break-ins, with tips for legal action and police involvement.
Role of the Tenant in the Termination Procedure: Defense and Protection
Explore the tenant's defense options in termination procedures. From payment arrangements to protection against eviction, with emphasis on Article 7:231 BW and additional safeguards for social housing.
Calculation of Non-Pecuniary Damages: Methods and Guidelines
Discover how judges calculate non-pecuniary damages using factors such as injury severity, duration, and age. Practical examples and tips for claims.
Consequences of Adoption Revocation for Inheritance and Maintenance Rights
Revocation of adoption terminates inheritance and maintenance ties. The child loses entitlement to inheritance; names and registries are amended. Settlement requires notarial and governmental adjustments.
Security Deposit for Temporary Rental Agreements: Specific Conditions and Risks
Security deposit rules for temporary rentals: shorter terms, higher risks, and documentation tips for both tenants and landlords.
Product Liability under Rome II: Law for Defective Import Products
Article 5 of Rome II applies to product liability: the law of the place where the damage occurred always governs. Essential for defective imports and injury cases.