National law is increasingly influenced by European developments in a process characterized
by the term'Europeanization'. This contribution illustrates the magnitude by which this …

Turning the spotlight on the historical evolution of public authority liability in Europe shows
us a movement from immunity to liability of increasing extent but, at the same time, opposite …

This contribution focuses on the égalité principle as the leading ground for liability after lawful
acts by the State, local authorities and public authorities. Two Dutch legislative initiatives …

Discussing new challenges to consumer and commercial law in the decade after the global
financial crisis-as was the general aim of the 19th Biennial Meeting of the International …

1. Affection Damage: Wijziging van het Burgerlijk Wetboek, het Wetboek van Strafvordering
en het Wetboek van Strafrecht teneinde de vergoeding van affectieschade mogelijk te …

1. Unfair Trade Practices in Business-to-Business Relationships in the Agricultural and Food
Supply Chain: Wet van 3 maart 2021, houdende regels strekkende tot implementatie van …

1. Compensation for Damage resulting from Soil Movement due to Gas Extraction: Wet van
5 februari 2020, houdende tijdelijke maatregelen inzake een publiekrechtelijke aanpak van …

In March 2010 the much-discussed proposal for reimbursement of affection damage (or
bereavement damage) was rejected in the Senate, as reported by Giesen and Keirse. 1 Last …

On the basis of art 3: 310 of the Dutch Civil Code (Civil Code, CC) the period of limitation for
an action is either five years (the so-called relative limitation period) or twenty years (the so-…

Op straffe van verlies van de aanspraak op volledige schadevergoeding is de benadeelde
binnen redelijke grenzen verplicht maatregelen te treffen ter beperking van de schade. Dit …