10 March 2025

Living together without a contract: what you need to know

Unmarried cohabitation without a cohabitation agreement (“informal cohabitation”) is becoming increasingly popular in the Netherlands.

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5 March 2025

Building a paper trail in Dismissal Cases

Wherever people work together, employment relationships can be disrupted due to various circumstances. If an employer no longer wishes to continue an employment contract for this reason, the court will assess whether there is a valid ground for termination. In such cases, the dismissal file plays a crucial role.

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3 March 2025

Temporary rental of residential property

Since July 1, 2024, the Fixed-Term Tenancy Act has come into effect. Previously, it was possible to enter into a temporary rental agreement with any tenant, but as of July 1, 2024, the standard rule is that tenancy agreements are entered into for an indefinite period, with all the associated consequences. However, several exceptions still exist. This article highlights the most important ones.

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26 February 2025

The New ROZ Model Tenancy Agreement for Residential Property

The Council for Real Estate Affairs (ROZ) has recently published a new model tenancy agreement for residential properties.

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25 February 2025

Immediate Dismissal of a Sick Employee

During the first two years of an employee’s illness, an employer is generally not allowed to terminate the employment contract. However, there are exceptions to this rule. The dismissal protection does not apply if the sick employee is dismissed for urgent reasons, meaning they are dismissed on the spot (summary dismissal).

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19 February 2025

Nuisance caused by tenants: what can a housing corporation do?

It is not uncommon for tenants to cause nuisance, such as noise nuisance due to loud music or shouting coming from the leased property, or odour nuisance due to an unclean property or garden. In such cases, it is crucial that landlords respond appropriately to reports of nuisance, especially when the landlord is a housing corporation that also rents to the affected neighbors.

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17 February 2025

WHOA also available for sole proprietorships and general partnerships

Since its introduction, the WHOA has proven to be a successful method for restructuring businesses in financial distress, preventing unnecessary bankruptcies

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12 February 2025

Gross misconduct by employer due to breach of reintegration obligations

An employer may request the court to terminate an employment contract on the grounds of a disrupted working relationship. In some cases, the court grants termination and concludes that the disruption resulted from gross misconduct by the employer. Such cases are exceptional.

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10 February 2025

The role of housing associations in expanding the mid-market rental segment

Addressing the housing shortage in the Netherlands is a priority. To this end, the National Performance Agreements stipulate that housing associations must construct 50,000 mid-market rental homes by 2030.

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