Economic Developments and Consequences in the Bailiffs Sector
Explore the impact of economic developments on bailiffs' practices, including changing competences, turnover, systems, and profitability in the Dutch sector. Discover the necessity for evolving strategies and opportunities amidst fluctuating conditions. An insightful analysis by Anthonie Jongbloed from the Scientific Council.
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Economic developments and consequences for enforcement Anthonie Jongbloed Scientific Council
The influence of economic developments on the bailiffs practice Changing competences: in 4 years 25% less procedures Changing turnover: fees and costs Changing systems: mediation; digitisation of procedures; increased competion in 2013 the profitability of the Dutch bailiffs sector was only 3% on average; the net result fell by 50% the number of bailiffs and assigned junior bailiffs decreased by approximately 45, a fall of about 5%.
The influence of economic developments on the bailiffs practice There should be a turnaround in thinking: law is not static, society is not static and legislation is not static developments that have influence are constantly in progress; just as medical science undergoes developments, legal science does so as well. in the short term little seems to be changing, but anyone who considers the long term is aware of the changes. it is time to seek new opportunities e.g. the official statement of facts (le constat) e.g. debt rescheduling e.g.stimulate amicable settlements which will be enforceable
Thank you - Merci Anthonie Jongbloed Scientific Council
