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Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC)

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Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC)

Pioneering English-language dispute resolution in a civil law jurisdiction.

Who we are

The Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC District Court and NCC Court of Appeal) is well positioned to swiftly and effectively resolve international business disputes.

It is built on a solid foundation: the reputation of the Dutch judiciary, which is ranked among the most efficient, reliable and transparent worldwide. And the Netherlands – and Amsterdam in particular – are a prime location for business, and a gateway to Europe.

Proceedings are in English. Judgments are in English. The NCC has the tools to communicate effectively and provide swift and firm guidance in complex litigation.

The Netherlands Commercial Court was created on 1 January 2019.

Netherlands Commercial Court

NCC versus other courts and arbitration

 

NCC and applicable law

 

 

NCC procedure

 

NCC jurisdiction and key features

 

Lawyers discuss NCC

08:15 (in Dutch, English subtitles)

 

 

More about the NCC

Key features

NCC is part of the Dutch court system, which is in the top 3 worldwide (civil justice).

Jurisdiction and NCC agreement

A matter may be submitted to NCC where four requirements are met.

Communication, initiating an action and next steps

eNCC is the upload/download system specially designed for NCC. Information on the steps in the proceedings is available here.

Rules

The Netherlands Commercial Court applies Dutch procedural law and the NCC Rules.

Judgments

The NCC and NCCA judgments are listed here.

Costs

Costs typically include items such as the court fee and lawyers' fees.

Contact

The Registry can be contacted for general queries regarding the NCC.

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Invitation to a seminar on the new rules of evidence 29 January 2025Invitation to a seminar on the new rules of evidence 29 January 2025https://www.rechtspraak.nl/English/NCC/news/Pages/Invitation-to-a-seminar-on-the-new-rules-of-evidence-29-January-2025.aspxAmsterdam1/12/2025 11:00:00 PMHow will the new Dutch evidence rules affect international commercial dispute resolution?<p>On 1 January 2025, the Dutch Code of Civil Procedure (DCCP) was amended on several points. Most notably, the update includes a simplification and modernisation of the rules of evidence. To mark this occasion, the Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC) is holding an English-language seminar exploring how these changes may affect the resolution of international commercial cases. <br></p>
Key take-aways from the NCC webinar Key take-aways from the NCC webinar https://www.rechtspraak.nl/English/NCC/news/Pages/Key-take-aways-from-the-NCC-webinar-.aspxAmsterdam 11/14/2024 11:00:00 PM<p>On 13 November 2024, the Netherlands Commercial Court held a webinar on the various options for dispute resolution, titled: "Jurisdiction clauses: how to escape from the jungle of infinite possibilities?". Lawyers from all over the world attended the webinar.<br></p>
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