Day 1: Framework Dutch Law
On this starting day, attention will be paid to the system of Dutch legislation and, on the basis of comparative law and practical examples, it will be made clear what the similarities and differences are between the various legal systems in Europe. Topics that will be covered:

• The system and operation of the Civil Code (book 2, 6, 7a, etc.), with a focus on corporate law and contract law;
• Dutch procedural law (subpoena procedure, court, Court, Supreme Court, Enterprise Chamber).

Day 2: Entities
The second day can be spent on the different (organs within) company forms that we know in Dutch law, whereby a comparison is made with the company forms from other European jurisdictions. Attention is then also paid to the question of which company form is favorable or desirable when. Topics covered:

• Public limited liability company, private limited company, general partnership, CV, partnership, foundation and association;
• Trust, put out, etc.
• Articles of association: operation, content, etc.
• Method of transfer of shares etc.
• Bodies within the NV and BV and their powers and functioning (management board, supervisory board, works council, etc);

Day 3: Corporate Governance
On this day we delve into the material of day 2 and we pay a lot of attention to the position of the director, the way in which he/she comes to decisions, how this is recorded, why certain actions are necessary and we also consider compliance issues.

Day 4: Security Rights/Banking en Finance/Bankruptcy Proceedings
This last day of classes is devoted to securities, financing and insolvency law.
• Pledge, mortgage, right of retention, etc.
• Suspension of payment, bankruptcy, WHOA