Understanding Dutch Law by Sanne Taekema Annie de Roo Carinne Elion-Valter

Author:Sanne Taekema, Annie de Roo, Carinne Elion-Valter
Language: nld
Format: epub

192. In using the old English word ‘reigneth’, meaning ‘may he reign’, the author was inspired by Charles Jennens (1700-1773) who wrote the libretto for Händel’s Messiah; where the word features in the famous Hallelujah chorus. The Dutch connotation of the word regent is gradually elaborated in the present chapter.

193. As discussed in Chapter 4, section 3.4.

194. Autonomous bodies of this kind, where management is not directly subordinated to the hierarchy in central government departments, are commonly referred to as ZBO’s in Dutch, the abbreviation standing for zelfstandig bestuursorgaan.

195. Article 1:1 GALA ( Awb).

196. See also Chapter 12, section 4.5.

197. See further Chapter 4, section 5.2.

198. G.A. van Poelje, ‘Repercussions de l’évolution du droit administratif et de l’activité du Conseil d’Etat sur le droit administratif et la jurisprudence Néerlandais’, Bestuurswetenschappen, magazine collection 1951.

199. HR 31 December 1915, NJ 1916/407 ( Noordwijkerhout/Guldemond). A recent example of protection by the civil courts will be discussed infra.

200. Application nos. 39343/98, 39651/98, 43147/98, and 46664/99, ECHR (Grand Chamber) judgment of 6 May 2003. An earlier ECtHR landmark decision, the 1986 Benthem case that led to abolition of the Crown appeal, is dealt with in Chapter 3.

201. Comment made by professor A.Q.C. Tak in the current affairs program Zembla, broadcast by VARA television on 2 November 2009, special issue on citizens’ experience with administrative litigation ‘Litigate till you drop’ ( Procederen tot je erbij neervalt). Elaborated on infra.

202. Pres. Rb Den Haag 14 September 2010, KG ZA 10-914, LJN BN 6849.

203. Commissie Rechtsbescherming van de Vereniging voor Administratief Recht, De toekomst van de rechtsbescherming tegen de overheid, Den Haag: Boom Juridische uitgevers 2004.

204. T. Barkhuysen, L.J. Damen et al., Feitenvaststelling in beroep, Den Haag: Boom Juridische uitgevers 2007.

205. L.M. Koenraad & J. Verbeek, ‘Verdampende rechtsbescherming’, Gemeentestem 2003, 7192, p. 145 et seq.

206. Application no. 20641/92, ECtHR 17-12-1996, ( Terra Woningen v. the Netherlands).

207. Application no. 1948/04, ECtHR judgment of 11 January 2007.

208. H.J. de Ru & A.T. van de Ven, Privatisation in the Netherlands, country study compiled for the Working Group on Privatisation of the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration IASIA, May 1993. Also P. Groote, Kapitaalvorming in infrastructuur in Nederland 1800-1913 (diss. Groningen), Capelle aan den IJssel: Labyrinth publications 1995.

209. In the wake of the global financial crisis, it has become apparent how fully entangled some local government authorities have become in the shaky business of unreliable financial products. Particularly in southern Europe local governments have been persuaded into creative bookkeeping by engaging in trading debts; enhanced by credit default swaps and similar devices, these government authorities are now surrendered to the mercy of the financial sector.

210. HR 26 January 1990, AB 1990/408 ( Windmill). In subsequent judgments, some further refinements have been added.

211. ABRvS 30 November 1995, AB 1996, 136, ( Stichting Silicose Oud-Mijnwerkers).

212. Reference is made to K.J. de Graaf et al. (eds.), ‘European Adminstrative Law? Top-down and Bottom-up’, Review of European Administrative Law 2009-2.

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