International Law

TRANSACTIONAL POWER OF THE MANAGING BOARD OF A DUTCH CARIBBEAN CORPORATION (I)

By Karel.Frielink

Limitations must be disclosed to have effect

Netherlands Antilles law provides that, subject to restrictions laid down by the Netherlands Antilles Corporate Code or a corporation?s articles of association, the board of directors of a corporation shall be competent to represent the corporation, e.g. a limited liability company (?naamloze of besloten vennootschap?; NV or BV). In the event of several managing directors, any managing director shall be competent, insofar as not otherwise provided for by the articles of association. 

Under Netherlands Antilles law, information required to be disclosed pursuant to the Civil Code, for instance (i) the identities of the Managing Directors of a corporation and (ii) the articles of association, which may contain limitations to the management authority, may be asserted against counterparties if this information is actually disclosed.

Karel Frielink
Attorney (Lawyer) / Partner

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Full post as published by Karel's Legal Blog on May 26, 2009 (boomark / email).