De concern(genoten)enquête: Naar huidig en wenselijk recht

Author(s):
Jager, R.P.
Published
2019
Publication type
Doctoral Thesis

Abstract

This research consists of four parts. Part I is the introductory part, which comprises two chapters. Chapter 1 is the introduction, in which the central question of this research is formulated:

'How must (or could) the Dutch right of inquiry be interpreted and applied in respect of national and international groups of companies?'

This question is divided into: (a) a question into current law; and (b) a question into desirable law. These questions are answered in Chapters 3 through 11. In the essence, the issue central to this research hinges on the fact that on the inside a group is an economic unit, but on the outside it is a legal plurality.

Right of inquiryGroups of companiesEnterprise Chamber
Defense date
2019-10-30
Language
Dutch
Supervisor(s)
Bartman, S.M.; Koppenol-Laforce, M.E.
Committee member(s)
Schaafsma, S.J.; Groot, C. de; Kluiver, H.J. de; Olaerts, M.
Qualification
Ph.D.
Degree granting institution
Institute of Private Law, Leiden Law School, Leiden University, Leiden
hdl
1887/83253