Lexicon

Since the recent renovation of Civil Procedural Law (KEI Program), the introduction of proceedings has been the procedural document with which a lawsuit starts. It […]

If a judgment has been declared “provisionally enforceable”, the judgment can be executed immediately, regardless of whether an appeal is still open. Appeals, therefore, have […]

Rapid Conflict Resolution (RCR) is a service provided by the SGOA. RCR is suitable for (small) IT disputes where a quick solution is required. RCR […]

RCR is short for Rapid Conflict Resolution. For more information, see Rapid Conflict Resolution.

Een rechter is iemand die rechtspreekt. Vaak wordt met “de rechter” de rechterlijke macht bedoeld. De rechterlijke macht is, naast de uitvoerende en de wetgevende […]

The request procedure has been the new name for the petition procedure since the renewal of Civil Procedural Law (KEI program).

A defendant who has been convicted in absentia can object to this. The objection must be initiated by the service of the right of opposition. […]

In some cases, a creditor can “seize” the debtor’s assets. There are different types of these attachments. For example, a distinction can be made between […]

Legal attachment, a so-called seizure, of evidence can be placed on evidence to prevent it from being lost. In normal civil law proceedings, evidence can […]

A petition in which a creditor asks the preliminary relief judge to impose a protective seizure or evidence on the debtor’s assets is called a […]

The seizure syllabus contains guidelines for the preliminary relief judge who decides on applications for seizure (accusation cases). It is periodically drawn up by the […]

Disputes do not always require going to court or arbitration. When the parties reach a solution during the negotiation, the dispute and the solution thereof […]

The SGOA (Stichting Geschillenoplossing Automatisering) is an independent organization in the field of ICT conflict management for companies and organizations. The SGOA facilitates mediation and arbitration, […]

The ground judge is the judge in the main proceedings. In simple terms, the basic procedure is the normal civil procedure. The term ‘soil procedure’ […]

See SGOA for information about the Stichting Geschillenoplossing Automatisering (Dispute Resolution Automation Foundation).

The subdistrict judge is a judge who handles the somewhat smaller lawsuits. The subdistrict court judge in private law deals with cases up to an […]

The subpoena is a written appeal to appear before a certain judge at a specific time. The summons begins with the subpoena. Content of the […]

Applications for interim measures are rapid legal proceedings. The interim order is made by the preliminary relief judge and is a preliminary judgment. Urgent Interest […]

De tegenvordering is de vordering van de verweerder in een vorderingsprocedure. Vroeger (voor de inwerkingtreding van Programma KEI) heette dit de eis in reconventie.

A seizure may be placed on assets held by the debtor. However, it is also possible to seize assets held by a party that is […]

UDPR stands for Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy. Under the UDPR Policy, most brand-related domain name disputes must be resolved through an agreement, lawsuit or arbitration […]

If someone has an urgent interest in a claim, then they claim an interim injunction. There is an urgent interest when a normal procedure (soil […]

Scholarly articles related to law frequently use the term “verdict”. A verdict is a decision rendered by a court of law. A judgment from a […]

Op grond van artikel 1019h Rv is het mogelijk om in intellectuele eigendomszaken een volledige vergoeding van de werkelijke proceskosten te vorderen. De werkelijke proceskosten komen […]

In the Netherlands, civil procedural law is laid down in the Code of Civil Procedure (Wetboek van Burgerlijke Rechtsvordering – Rv). The Code of Civil […]