By Wouter Dammers | Aansprakelijkheidsrecht, Contractenrecht, ingebrekestelling, Verbintenissenrecht, verzuim, wanprestatie | 21 March 2017
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 […]
By Wouter Dammers | Procesrecht | 20 February 2017
If a defendant does not appear in legal proceedings, in most cases the judge will give the judgment by default. This means that the judge […]
By Wouter Dammers | Aansprakelijkheidsrecht, algemene voorwaarden, beëindiging, Contractenrecht, ICTrecht, ingebrekestelling, Intellectuele eigendomsrechten, licentieovereenkomst, meerpartijenovereenkomst, ontbinding, opschorting, opzegging, schadevergoeding, Verbintenissenrecht, Vermogensrecht, verzuim, wanprestatie | 19 December 2016
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 […]
By Wouter Dammers | Contractenrecht, Verbintenissenrecht | 13 June 2016
Default is a situation in which a debtor can find himself if he or she fails to fulfil his obligations. If the debtor is in […]
By Wouter Dammers | Aansprakelijkheidsrecht, Verbintenissenrecht | 21 March 2017
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 […]
By Wouter Dammers | Contractenrecht, ICTrecht, Verbintenissenrecht | 19 October 2018
It has been established in settled case-law that IT suppliers have a duty of care. The criterion is whether or not the supplier “met the […]
By Wouter Dammers | Contractenrecht, Verbintenissenrecht | 13 June 2016
It is annoying if someone does not fulfil their contractual obligations. Depending on the case, a notice of default is required to take action against […]
By Wouter Dammers | Contractenrecht, Verbintenissenrecht | 9 June 2016
If a debtor fails to fulfil his obligations under the agreement (falls short), the creditor can claim compensation (in the event of default), demand (still) […]