Enterprice Chamber

Enterprice Chamber: specialist in corporate disputes

The Enterprice Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal is the designated authority for complex disputes within companies. This special judicial chamber offers a powerful legal route for shareholders, directors, and businesses facing disagreements over policy, management, or ownership.

Expertise in inquiry procedures and buyouts

The Enterprice Chamber handles, among other things, inquiry procedures, buyout and expulsion procedures, and other disputes within legal entities. In the commonly used inquiry procedure, the Enterprice Chamber investigates whether there are legitimate reasons to doubt the policy or the conduct within a company. If so, an expert may be appointed for further investigation. In the second phase, the Enterprice Chamber can take appropriate measures to address mismanagement.

Composition of the Enterprice Chamber

The Chamber consists of three judges (judges) and two advisors (expert members from practice). This unique combination of legal and business expertise ensures an in-depth assessment of the situation and balanced decisions.

Interim measures

The Enterprice Chamber can intervene during or before the procedure with immediate measures. Consider temporarily suspending or appointing directors, limiting voting rights, or temporarily managing shares. These measures aim to prevent further damage and ensure a fair process.

When should you engage the Enterprice Chamber?

The Enterprice Chamber is relevant for shareholders, directors, supervisors, and companies in cases of internal conflicts, doubts about policy, or a deadlock in management. It is a powerful tool to create order within a company and to structurally resolve long-standing disputes.

Do you want to know if an inquiry procedure or other measure through the Business Chamber is suitable for your situation? Contact our specialists in corporate law. We advise you clearly, quickly, and effectively.