Property law
A thorough understanding of property law is vital for dealing correctly with issues relating to other areas of law, such as insolvency law, transport law, business law as well as the law of persons and family law, intellectual property law, and attachment law and execution law.
Company or private person
Property law covers all rules relating to a company’s assets or those of a private person, for example the question about whether a contract exists, the applicability of general terms and conditions on that contract, the termination or breach of a contract, the transfer of property, the existence of security rights such as a pledge or mortgage and the position of creditors in the event of bankruptcy. However, this also includes the (sometimes complex) distribution of shared assets if the parties separate from each other. This is just a small selection from the number of potential examples in which general (and specific) understanding of property law is essential.
Basis for every case
In virtually every case questions arise which can be reduced to the basis of property law: the law of property and the law of obligations. The law of property regulates the relationship between a natural person/legal entity and property; the law of obligations regulates the mutual relationship between natural persons/legal entities.
Rowin Corporation BV will find the answers for you, provide advice and litigate where necessary. Amongst other things, Rowin Corporation BV focuses on:
- agreements
- attributable breaches
- general terms and conditions
- acquisition of goods (not) in good faith
- right of retention
- pledge and mortgage rights
- rental
- illegal acts, and
- risk liabilities, including liability with regard to buildings, hazardous substances and servants or agents such as subcontractors
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