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Ingrid Kastanje operates a large real estate portfolio in The Hague, together with her husband. Two born and bred ‘Hagenezen’ with their hearts on their sleeves.
Lawyer / partner
Liability law
Tenancy law
Real estate law
Law of obligations
Law, Leiden University
Columnist Business Haaglanden
Columnist Den Haag Centraal
Dutch
English
Raymond de Mooij is one of the founders of GMW lawyers. He has been a lawyer since 1989, specialising in real estate law and tenancy law.
Raymond works for real estate entrepreneurs, developers, housing associations, catering establishments and retailers. His personal and practical approach ensures a loyal customer base.
Raymond has a litigation practice. That means that he is in court an almost daily basis. In these proceedings and in rendering advice, in addition to his own expertise Raymond can rely on the knowledge and experience of the real estate section of GMW lawyers; specialists in the field of construction law, homeowner associations law and administrative law. This makes the service to real estate clients comprehensive. In particular, Raymond conducts proceedings in conflicts about real estate transactions, latent defects, rent adjustments, arrears, hemp cases, subletting, nuisance and squatting. He also has extensive experience in drafting and reviewing purchase agreements and leases.
Raymond has recorded many of his adventures in the legal profession in newspaper columns and magazine articles. These stories have been collected in two books: “Voor de rechter” (“In Court”) and “Vechten in toga”(“Fighting in Toga”). Raymond frequently gives lectures in tenancy law, property law and civil procedure.
Netherlands Bar – register of legal practice areas
Raymond de Mooij has registered the following legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas (rechtsgebiedenregister):
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.
Ingrid Kastanje operates a large real estate portfolio in The Hague, together with her husband. Two born and bred ‘Hagenezen’ with their hearts on their sleeves.
Could it be typically Dutch? People gloating when successful compatriots are made fun of in the media? After all, we are envious people.
In civil cases, litigation easily takes a year, and two or three years also occurs. Colleagues of mine have proceedings pending that have taken more than a decade, including appeals.