Lexicon

In veel algemene voorwaarden staat een aansprakelijkheidsbeperking, ook wel exoneratiebeding genoemd. Zo’n beding beperkt de aansprakelijkheid van een partij of sluit deze helemaal uit. Consument […]

Additional compensation is compensation that is claimed in addition to the execution of the performance, for example, due to late or improper performance. It is […]

The digitization of society offers new opportunities to commit a crime using ICT. This type of crime is called computer crime or cybercrime. Cybercrime is […]

In the event of copyright infringement, the infringer can be held liable to pay damages. The rules to claim liability of the infringer, and the […]

Damage compensation is the performance that a party must perform to compensate for the damage to the other party. The obligation to pay damages arises […]

Defamation is split into two categories. Deliberately tarnishing someone’s honour or reputation is called slander. If this is done in writing, it is libel.

Non-performance has to do with violating conditions from an agreement. The Dutch Civil Code provides that parties to an agreement must comply with the conditions […]

There is a shortcoming if the debtor fails to perform (properly) based on an obligation. If this shortcoming can be attributed to the debtor, there […]

Delay damage is damage that a creditor suffers due to a delay in the fulfilment of the agreement. A debtor is only obliged to compensate […]

Exoneration is a synonym for limitation of liability. For more information see liability limitation.

Hosting is a service in which companies or individuals are “rented out” a certain amount of storage space and memory of a server. Customers can […]

The ICT – Office conditions are industry conditions for ICT suppliers. Nederland ICT The ICT – Office Conditions have been drawn up by Nederland ICT, […]

Intangible damage is damage that is not financial loss. This includes for example reputation damage and damage caused by damage to honour and reputation. In […]

Indirect damage is a term that often occurs in contracts. In particular in the sense of a limitation of liability: “The Supplier is not liable […]

The law of obligations is an area of ​​private law. This jurisdiction deals with all types of commitments. It encompasses both contract law and all […]

Liability is the legal obligation to compensate for damage caused by an attributable tort or breach of contract. Liability is regulated in liability law. Types […]

According to Section 6: 196c of the Dutch Civil Code, providers can be liable for the information they store. The law distinguishes between the access […]

Defamation is a statement that affects the honour and good name of someone. If this statement is not true (and therefore a lie), it is […]

Material or tangible damage is financial damage. This includes immediate losses as well as a loss of profit. The opposite of material damage is intangible […]

The Notice-and-takedown (NTD) procedure is an instrument for internet intermediaries to qualify for non-liability for information from third parties. The intermediary can be held liable […]

Outsourcing is de term die wordt gebruikt wanneer een organisatie een activiteit uitbesteedt aan een derde partij. Met outsourcing in de IT wordt meestal bedoeld het overbrengen van een […]

The person who has suffered a breach of contract or a wrongful act is entitled to compensation. It is, however, possible that part of the […]

The producer is responsible for the safety of his or her product. If a product is defective and causes damage, the producer is liable for […]

If you do not know who the person behind a certain wrongful act is, it is difficult to hold this person liable. Therefore, in some […]

In some cases, it is possible to claim a sum of money instead of the service to be provided by the other party. This is […]