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    Templates and examples of Dutch law agreements

    Are you looking for a template agreement or model contract governed by Dutch law? On this page of Penrose you will find a carefully curated selection of template agreements, model contracts and other legal documents, such as board and shareholder resolutions, all governed by Dutch law. All templates can be downloaded directly in Word or PDF format. The Dutch versions can be found here.

    Penrose is a Dutch law firm based in Amsterdam, with specialists in corporate law, employment law, intellectual property law, IT law and real estate law. We work with two complementary teams: a transaction-focused team supporting entrepreneurs and shareholders with contracts, mergers, acquisitions and real estate projects, and a litigation practice assisting clients in disputes and proceedings, including claims for damages, shareholder disputes, IP/IT disputes and employment disputes. Penrose stands for clear advice, strong representation and practical, workable solutions. You can read more about our specialists and our approach on our website or contact us directly to arrange an introductory meeting.

    In our Dutch law practice, we see that entrepreneurs and professionals need clear and accessible template contracts. That is why we make a number of samples freely available and directly downloadable. These documents provide insight into the provisions commonly used in specific situations and help you quickly understand the structure and key elements of an agreement under Dutch law, such as responsibilities, time limits, conditions and risk allocation. A template therefore offers a useful starting point before drafting a document that is fully tailored to your particular circumstances.

    At the same time, every organisation, transaction and legal matter is unique. A sample contract provides guidance, but the content of the final document will always depend on the specific facts and context. It is therefore important to assess in each case which provisions are required or desirable and which provisions need to be amended.

    In addition, legal frameworks – including Dutch legislation, case law and market practice – change regularly. Although the documents on this page are updated periodically, they may not always reflect the most recent developments. You should therefore always consider whether any recent changes in law or practice may affect the document you intend to use.

    Please note that the templates and samples on this page do not constitute legal or tax advice. No rights may be derived from them and Penrose accepts no liability for their use. Any document you intend to use in practice should always be reviewed by a Dutch legal or tax specialist.

    If you have any questions or would like to discuss your situation, please feel free to contact us.

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    Lukas Witsenburg
    Attorney at law, Partner
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    Chantal Bakermans
    Attorney at law, Partner
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    Thomas Schutte
    Attorney at law, Partner
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    Hans Klaver
    Attorney at law, Partner
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