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Author: Keirse, Anne, Castermans, A.G., haentjens, M., Jansen, K.J.O., Krans, H.B., Mak, V., Verheij, A.J., Burgerlijk Recht III, UCALL / Aansprakelijkheid en verantwoordelijkheid, Burgerlijk Recht III, and UCALL / Aansprakelijkheid en verantwoordelijkheid
Subjects: bevel, schadevergoeding, verbod, winstafdracht, aansprakelijkheidsrecht
Abstract: De bespreking gaat over de kern van Nuninga’s betoog. In het buitencontractuele aansprakelijkheidsrecht worden remedies te los van de overtreden norm behandeld. De norm moet sturend zijn voor de keuze van de remedie en maakt de verhouding tussen de verschillende remedies inzichtelijk. Een normcentrische benadering leidt tot meer rechtszekerheid.
Published: 2023
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Author: Krans, H.B., Snijders, H.J., Klaassen, C.J.M., and Meijer, G.J.
Subjects: Business Law (Commercial Law), Onderneming en Algemeen Vermogensrecht
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Published: 2022

Author: Krans, H.B., Taelman, P., Boom, W. van, Breedveld-de, Voogd C., Castermans, A.G., Deugd-Dijkman, M. de, Hijma, J., Boom, W. van, Breedveld-de, Voogd C., Castermans, A.G., Deugd-Dijkman, M. de, and Hijma, J.
Published: 2016

Author: Snijders, H.J., Krans, H.B., Koppenol-Laforce, M.E., Haersolte-van Hof, J.J. van, Meijer, G.J., Zelst, B. van, and Leiden University
Subjects: Impartiality, Annulment, Arbitration, Arbitrator, Waiver, Disclosure, Challenge, Independence
Abstract: This thesis focuses on the duty of independence and impartiality for arbitrators. The starting point is unambiguous: an arbitrator should be independent and impartial. Less unambiguous is the answer to the question of what this duty of arbitral independence and impartiality entails. This thesis aimed to shed light on this (general) research question.The objective of this doctoral research was twofold. On the one hand, the objective was to gain insight into the way in which the duty of arbitral independence and impartiality is interpreted judicially. To this end, it was examined how the duty is interpreted in arbitration legislation, institutional rules, and (arbitral) court rulings. On the other hand, the objective was to shed light on a number of (open) questions related to the scope of the duty. In this respect, it was examined, among other things, who exactly is subject to the duty, how the duty emerges in arbitration legislation and institutional rules, what the duty aims to achieve, the question from when and to when arbitrators must be independent and impartial, and whether the parties can waive the right to an independent and impartial arbitrator.
Published: 2022

Author: Castermans, A.G., Hijma, J., Klaassen, C.J.M., Krans, H.B., Mak, V., Spier, J., and Leiden University
Subjects: Risk, law of compensation, Damage, Distributive justice, Attribution of damage, Benefits
Abstract: This book explores the underlying principles of the law of compensation. To this end, it examines the meaning of four essential concepts: ‘damage’ (schade), ‘benefit’ (voordeel), ‘damage attribution’ (schadetoerekening) and ‘benefit attribution’ (voordeelstoerekening). As a result of this examination, a three-step approach to compensation law cases becomes apparent. Although this approach is in my opinion widely followed in legal practice, it is usually not made explicit. By doing so, I hope to help legal practitioners clarify andrefine their reasoning and argumentation in compensation law cases and offer guidance in addressing the many challenging questions that arise in this area of law.
Published: 2022

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