In my opinion, affected children are entitled to compensation against the State independently, i.e. independently of their parents.

André NuytinckAndré Nuytinck • 2nd Emeritus Professor of Private Law (specializing in Personal and Family Law, Relationship Property Law and Inheritance Law) Radboud University Nijmegen and Erasmus University Rotterdam Professor Emeritus of Private Law (specializing in Personal and Family Law, Relationship Property Law and Inheritance Law) Radboud University Nijmegen and Erasmus University Rotterdam

In my opinion, affected children are entitled to compensation against the State independently, i.e. independently of their parents. The mental damage suffered by the children displaced from home is enormous. As far as they are still minors, they can be represented (in law) by their parents. I do not think the appointment of a special curator is necessary in the absence of a conflict of interest within the meaning of art. 1:250 of the Dutch Civil Code. I base the State's liability on art. 6:162 in relation to art. 6:106 introductory words and under b lock of the Dutch Civil Code (the passage “has otherwise been affected in person”). State of the Netherlands, take responsibility, acknowledge liability, generously compensate the children concerned, do not let this important report disappear into the drawer and do not make the same mistake as with the distance mothers!hashtag #commissieHamer hashtag #commissietoeslagenenuithuisplaatsingen hashtag #erfenisvanonrechthashtag #jeugdzorg

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