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• Book 3. Patrimonial law (law of property, rights, and interests) in general
• Book 5. Real rights
• Book 6. General part of the law of obligations
• Book 7. Special (specific) contracts.

This work consists of an English translation, alongside the Dutch text, of the new law of property, rights and interests and the law of obligations (Book 3), the law of real rights (Book 5), the general part of the law of obligations (Book 6) and the law of special contracts (Book 7) of the Netherlands Antilles Civil Code, which entered into force in the Netherlands Antilles on 1 January 2001 and in Aruba on 1 January 2002. It also contains the transitional law enacted on introduction of this new legislation. It is published in Kluwer Law International's "Series of Legislation in Translation". For the non-Dutch speaking residents of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba, practitioners advising on Netherlands Antilles law and persons or companies interested in the regulation of civil law this work should be useful.
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• 1. L'affranchi dans les possessions françaises de la Caraïbe (1635-1833)

• Money-laundering - general remarks
• scope of the problem - some figures
• The Netherlands Antilles & Aruba and money-laundering
• international agreements
• statutory measures
• United States of America
• some remarks on bank secrecy and other secrecy obligations
• afterword - other sectors.
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This work covers the new Netherlands Antillean legislation on money laundering and makes suggestions for improvement. It provides an overview of money that has been obtained from criminal activities and either is used for illegal purposes and/or is used for the infiltration of the legal underworld by making (seemingly legal) investments (also called dirty money). This work also covers the International Agreements, and the legal situation in the USA, and includes some remarks on bank secrecy and other secrecy obligations. This book will serve as a reference manual for staff of financial institutions, government personnel, accountants and legal practitioners, who in their work may be confronted with aspects of money-laundering.
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For review see: W.M. Peletier, in Rechtsgeleerd Magazijn Themis, afl. 1/2 (1965), p. 534-538; and A.J.A. Quintus Bosz, in Justicia, jrg. 2, no. 1 (1966), p. 6-8.

• t. 1. Comprenant les loix et constitutions depuis 1550 jusqu'en 1703
• t. 2. 1704-1721
• t. 3. 1722-1749
• t. 4. 1750-1765
• t. 5. 1766-1779
• t. 6. 1780-1785.

• Abbreviations. Preface. 1. General: The Netherlands Antilles
• R.A. Romer. 2. The Political System of the Netherlands Antilles
• C.E. Dip. 3. The Judicial System and Legal Procedure
• L.A.J. de Lannoy. 4. Conflict of Laws
• M.H. ten Wolde. 5. Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards
• M.R. Wijnholt. 6. Professions: Legal Accounting and Tax
• M.G. Eman, et al. 7. Investment Incentives
• D.E. Cijntje. 8. Company Law
• H.T.M. Burgers, E.L. Joubert. 9. Partnerships and Other Forms of Business Enterprises
• M.B.A. Lieuw-van Gorp. 10. Permits, Licenses and Registration
• N.V. Ribeiro. 11. Accounting and Auditing Requirements for Enterprises
• A.J. Visser, M.B.A. Lieuw-van Gorp. 12. Banks and Financial Institutions
• E.D. Tromp. 13. Foreign Exchange Law and Foreign Money
• R.S.J. Martha. 14. Collateral Security
• M. Tratnik. 15. Negotiable Instruments and Bank Guarantees
• J.M. Saleh. 16. International Trade
• E.R. Smeulders. 17. Taxation
• G.J. Bergman. 18. Contracts
• F.B.M. Kunneman. 19. Real Estate and Building Laws 339
• M. van der Plank, et al. 20. Unlawful Acts
• R.E. Blaauw, J.W.H. van Wijk. 21. Labor Law
• E.I. Karel, et al. 22. Social Security
• E.R. Calmes. 23. Insurance
• E.A. Saleh, M.R.B. Gorsira. 24. Bankruptcy and Moratorium
• R.J.M. Statius van Eps. 25. Intellectual Property
• S.H.M. Hollander-Tjon Ajong. 26. Registration of Ships and of Bareboat Charters
• A.M.P. Eshuis. 27. Timesharing
• M.B.A. Lieuw-van Gorp. 28. Aruba Exempt Companies
• A.D. Kensenhuis. Glossary of Regulations. Topical Index. Contributing Authors.
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This text provides an understanding of Netherlands Antilles' legal, political and constitutional system and judicial organisation, as well as specific legislation in areas such as corporate law, tax law and social security. Thirty-six authors, whose combined expertise cover all aspects of doing business in or with the Netherlands Antilles, provide the commentary and guidance needed to locate, interpret and apply any relevant laws, rules or regulations. A comprehensive index helps pinpoint specific information quickly. This book will also be of use to investors doing business in or with Aruba, as the legal system there is very similar to that of the Netherlands Antilles.
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