27 March 2023
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Mortgage deed and prohibited letting
Due to high demand and limited supply in the property market, buyers are increasingly forced to make an offer on property without a financing arrangement clause.
Curriculum Vitae
Lawyer
Expertises
Property law
Liability law
Education
Grotius specialization course Real Estate (2023)
Master of Laws in Civil Law, Leiden University
Bachelor of Laws in Law, Leiden University
Memberships
Association of Young Trial Lawyers (VJP)
Association of Young Real Estate Lawyers (VJOJ)
Young Property Lawyers Association (JvA)
Languages
Dutch
English
Glenn Kerver
Glenn works in real estate & tenancy law and liability law.
Able to quickly reach the heart of the matter, he distinguishes himself by his personal approach to clients and is known for actively listening to his clients in order to fully understand their requirements.
Glenn is often called in to disputes between landlords and tenants. He also deals with many personal injury cases, and is particularly concerned with determining liability and preparing a statement of damage.
Glenn offers substantial knowledge of the limiting effect of reasonable grounds and fairness on the statute of limitations.
Netherlands Bar – register of legal practice areas
Glenn Kerver has registered the following legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas (rechtsgebiedenregister):
- Real estate law
This registration obliges him to obtain ten training credits per calendar year in each registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.
Articles
28 November 2022
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The importance of carefully recording logistics services agreements
In early 2021, Hubbel Lastmile B.V. (“Hubbel”) engaged GMW advocaten to assist/ advise it on its legal framework.
28 September 2022
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Is the rent price review of catering and retail premises comparable?
Article 7:303 of the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek) provides that both the lessee and the lessor may lodge a claim in court for the re-determination of the rent if it does not correspond to that of comparable commercial premises in the area, or ceases to do so. This is called a rent price review.
