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Seminar Netherlands Commercial Court – Interim Remedies

October 23, 2026/0 Comments/in News/by Xandra Kramer
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Text kindly provided by Willem Visser (Court Registrar and Senior Clerk Netherlands Commercial Court)

On 13 November 2026, the Netherlands Commercial Court is organizing a seminar on the commonalities and differences between interim remedies available under common and civil law. The speakers will be Mr Andrew Henshaw (Justice at the London Commercial Court), and professors Xandra Kramer and Gerard Meijer (Erasmus University Rotterdam).

This seminar may be joined online or in the courtroom. Registration is free of charge. For more information and registration, see Seminar: Interim Remedies ­– Commonalities and Differences in Common Law and Civil Law | NCC.

At this seminar also the book ‘Private International Law: a Step-by-Step Approach‘, authored by Willem Visser (Boom, 2026), will be presented.

 

 

Tags: London Commercial Court, seminar, interim remedies, international commercial court, Netherlands Commercial Court
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