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Summary
In this squeeze-out procedure under Article 2:201a of the Dutch Civil Code, the Enterprise Chamber determines the price of shares to be transferred. The possibility of depositing the purchase price is also considered.
Legal significance
A squeeze-out procedure requires separate consideration of the purchase price and the practical means of payment.
Procedural and factual context
A squeeze-out procedure concerns the compulsory transfer of remaining shares and the price payable for them, rather than an inquiry into management. The position of minority shareholders therefore deserves independent consideration.
Legal analysis
The statutory conditions for squeeze-out, the adequacy of the purchase price and the practical arrangements for payment are separate analytical questions. The brief case description does not establish any particular valuation method or payment mechanism.
Practical implications
An acquiring shareholder should prepare valuation evidence and payment arrangements. Minority shareholders should examine the assumptions underlying the proposed price and whether they can challenge them.
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