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Amsterdam to impose stricter daily limit on Airbnb rentals

Jan 10 '18 11:45
BusinessEntertainment

The municipality of Amsterdam has decided to decrease the maximum number of nights a private home may be rented. The 50 percent reduction takes the number of nights from 60 down to 30 beginning on New Year's Day 2019, the city said in a statement.

"I know that the decreasing of the limit is not the solution to the fuss in the city. But at least this ruling could diminish the nuisance caused by tourists in certain districts," said Laurens Ivens, the Amsterdam Alderman in charge of housing issues. He acknowledged that it will deter many from renting their home out at all.

Netherlands appealing critical greenhouse gas ruling

Sep 1 '15 08:36
Nature

The government will be appealing against the court ruling that stated that they should be doing more to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but is willing to take additional environmental measures to achieve this.

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Judge: Amsterdam hip-hop fest Appelsap opens Saturday

Aug 5 '15 11:53
Entertainment

The court in Amsterdam ruled on Wednesday that hip-hop festival Appelsap will be allowed to take place in the Flevopark on Saturday. The lawsuit against the permit for the festival was filed by the association Vrienden van het Felvopark

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V&D can't force unions into pay cut: Judge

Feb 23 '15 13:44
Business

V&D is not allowed to cut the salaries of employees who are members of the unions with 5.8 percent. That was the ruling of the court in the summary proceedings filed by the unions, NOS reports.

Zwarte Piet court ruling should be speedy: Council of State

Aug 19 '14 09:19
Top Stories

The Netherlands State Council will come with a ruling on Zwarte Piet sooner than the usual nine months it would take the highest administrative court to make such a ruling. Spokesperson for the Council, Pieter-Bas Beekman says that the matter is being picked up "with haste", the Algemeen Dagblad reports.

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Dutch lose hearing on Moroccan benefits deal

Aug 8 '14 14:51
Politics

The cabinet's attempts to limit the export of benefits from The Netherlands to Morocco are hitting a block. Judges previously banned the lowering of running benefits. Now, the court in Amsterdam has ruled that new benefits have to stay level, De Volkskrant reports.

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Court A'dam: Zwarte Piet is discriminatory

Jul 3 '14 11:53
Top Stories

The court in Amsterdam has ruled that Zwarte Piet is harmful towards black people. Mayor Eberhard van der Laan should have taken this into consideration when issuing the permit for the Sinterklaas entrance parade into the city last year.

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Abn Amro racism case falls flat in London

Mar 11 '14 15:03
Business

An employment tribunal in London today ruled against ABN AMRO in an unfair-dismissal suit, but dismissed claims by the plaintiff that she was dismissed because she was Black.

Ruling against ex-director Borsato company

Feb 27 '14 06:59
Crime

The court of justice in Zwolle will make a ruling on Thursday in the process against ex-director of the event management company of Marco Borsato.

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