The Dutch Supreme Court ruled that only changes in the structural construction (bouwkundige constructie) of an existing building can lead to the conclusion that a refurbishment was so significant that essentially a new building is constructed. In this blog post Ashley Peeters and Johan Vrolijk describe the ruling of the Dutch Supreme Court, why the Dutch real estate market was looking forward to this ruling and the implications thereof.
Source: stibbe.com
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