Property law and civil construction law

Purchasing a plot of land isn’t too difficult. And as a private individual or company you assume that building on this land will not be problematic. But what do you do if it turns out that the land is part of a totally different zoning plan? What are your options? Our property specialists can advise you here. They also know all there is to know about loss resulting from government planning decisions, purchasing and selling property, land development and calls for tenders. Our specialists are experienced in acting on behalf of all parties involved in matters relating to property. In a nutshell: If there is a building project and you are to be involved, come and talk to us first. This may save you a lot of trouble later on.

Recommendations and solutions

Building will always be people work. Suppose the building trajectory has been going for some time and it becomes apparent that your contractor or architect has made a serious mistake. Or you are a contractor and your supplier consistently delivers your building materials too late. At these times it would be advisable to engage a lawyer at Trip specialising in construction law. He or she knows your rights and how to find the most favourable solution for you better that any other. He or she is also the right person to provide any advice relating to construction work or arbitration disputes. One of our construction law specialists is authorised to act as mediator or arbitrator in construction related disputes.

Architectural Arbitration Institute

One of our lawyers working in the division is treasurer and secretary of the Architectural Arbitration Institute, which deals with disputes between customer and architect, and the Building Materials Arbitration Institute dealing with disputes between customer and building material supplier.

For further information please contact:

Drenthe:
Mr Marco Dijsselhof

Friesland:
Mr Theunis Dankert
Mr Jan Veldhuis

Groningen:
Mr Michiel Randag

Further information: Notarial Profession – Property Law