Lexicon

A precautionary seizure is a form of attachment that takes place before a judgment is rendered. The purpose of a precautionary attachment is to prevent […]

A preferential creditor is a creditor who has a preferential claim on the debtor. This preferential claim means that in case of bankruptcy of the […]

A preliminary injunction can be requested in summary proceedings from the preliminary relief judge. In these proceedings, a preceding decision is requested if the outcome […]

The preliminary relief judge is the judge who gives judgment in summary proceedings. A preliminary injunction can be requested pending a decision by a ground […]

Privacy is an important part of ICT law. Personal data is vulnerable to the advent of social media and tracking cookies. Privacy law regulates the […]

‘Privacy Claim Foundation’ (Stichting Privacy Claim) is a foundation that stands up for consumers who are victimised by data breaches. The foundation represents groups of […]

The Privacy Shield entered into force on July 12, 2016, and is an agreement between the European Union and the United States. The subject of […]

A private deed is a written document drawn up and signed between the parties. Unlike the authentic deed, the private deed was not drawn up […]

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 […]

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 […]

Ownership is the most comprehensive right a person can have on a matter. The property right gives the owner the opportunity to dispose of the […]

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 […]

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 […]

When the copyright protection of a certain work has expired, this work will become public domain. If a work has entered the public domain, it […]

In addition to, for example, the increasing popularity of SaaS (Software-as-a-Service), the software can also be “just” licensed. Software is not a matter (a physical […]

Ransomware is een type malware dat systemen en/of informatie daarop blokkeert en alleen tegen betaling van losgeld toegankelijk maakt.

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.

Reasonableness and fairness are socially acceptable standards that can have an additional effect or restrictive effect (derogating effect) on statutory regulations or provisions from an […]

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 […]

Rectification is a message intended to restore a previous message with misleading content. Libel and Slander When a report is defamatory, the injured party often […]

If a trademark is used for the purpose of referring to that trademark, this is permitted under certain conditions. This is called “referring brand usage”. […]

The term renegotiation refers to the process of renegotiating something. By renegotiating, the contract terms created by previous negotiations can be changed.

In short, reproduction is a copy of a work. An adaptation that does not create a new original work can also be seen as a […]

Making a reproduction is a form of copying in the sense of the Copyright Act. In particular, reproduction means making an exact copy.