Below you will find our complete Travel Terms and Conditions.

 

All our travellers are required to read the complete Travel Terms and Conditions before making a booking with NBA Safaris. 

 

 

Travel Terms and Conditions

These Travel Terms and Conditions were drawn up in consultation with the Consumers’ Association in the framework of the Self-Regulation Coordination Group of the Social and Economic Council (SER). The terms and conditions were last revised in June 2006. Existing legal provisions were taken into account in the preparation of these terms and conditions.

Article 1     Introductory provision

Article 2     Creation and content of contract

Article 3     Payment

Article 4     Travel sum

Article 5     Information

Article 6     Travel documents

Article 7     Changes instigated by the traveller

Article 8     Substitution

Article 9     Cancellation by the traveller

Article 10   Cancellation by the travel organiser

Article 11   Changes instigated by the travel organiser

Article 12    Liability and force majeure

Article 13    Aid and assistance

Article 14    Exclusion and limitation of travel organiser’s liability

Article 15    The traveller’s obligations

Article 16    Interest and collection costs

Article 17    Complaints

Article 18    Disputes

ARTICLE 1 -  Introductory provision

1.    In these Travel Terms and Conditions:

Travel organiser means:

NBA Safaris B.V., established in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and registered with the Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel) in Amsterdam under the number 34318553.

Travel Contract means:

The contract where the travel organiser undertakes vis-à-vis the other party to provide a pre-arranged travel package offered by it, comprising an overnight stay or a period of more than 24 hours as well as at least two of the following services:

a.    transport;

b.    accommodation;

c.    another tourist service, not related to transport or accommodation, which forms a significant part of the travel package.

Traveller means: 

a.    the other party entering into the contract with the travel organiser, or

b.    the party on whose behalf the travel package has been arranged and who has accepted that arrangement, or

c.    the party to whom the legal relationship with the travel organiser has been transferred in accordance with article 8 of these terms and conditions.

2.     These travel terms and conditions apply to all travel contracts. The travel organiser can also stipulate that these travel terms and conditions apply equally to contracts relating to other travel services, provided this is stated in the publication.

3.    Prices stated in these terms and conditions include VAT (where applicable).

 

ARTICLE 2 -  Creation and content of contract

1.  a.     The contract is created upon the traveller’s acceptance of the travel organiser’s offer. Acceptance is arranged electronically by e-mail. After the creation of the contract, the traveller receives confirmation as soon as possible, electronically by e-mail. The day on which the confirmation is received by the traveller is the day on which the contract is created.

b.     Before acceptance, the traveller is informed that he is entering into a contract. By confirmation of the booking by the travel organiser, the traveller is committed to this contract.

2.    The offer of the travel organiser is made without obligation and can be withdrawn by the travel organiser if necessary.

3.        The traveller will provide the booking office or travel organiser, before or no later than at the time of concluding the contract, with all details about him/herself and the travellers for whom he/she has made bookings that may be relevant to the conclusion or fulfilment of the contract. Furthermore, he/she will mention any details regarding the nature or composition of the group of travellers whom he/she has booked that may be relevant to the proper fulfilment of the agreed travel package by the travel organiser.

b.    If he/she fails to meet this information requirement and the travel organiser is consequently compelled, in accordance with the provisions in article 15 paragraph 2, to exclude said traveller(s) from (further) participation in the travel package, the costs stated in said article will be charged to him/her.

4.  a.        Any person who enters into a contract on behalf of or for the benefit of another person (the booking party) is severally liable for all obligations arising from the contract.

b.    All communications and transactions (including payments) between the traveller(s) on the one hand and the travel organisation and/or booking office on the other hand are exclusively conducted through the booking party.

c.    The (other) traveller(s) is/are each liable for their own share.

5.  a.    If the agreed travel package is advertised in a publication of the travel organiser, the details contained therein form part of the contract.

b.        Evident errors and evident mistakes are not binding upon the travel organiser. Such errors and mistakes are errors and mistakes which – from the perspective of the average traveller – were or should have been instantly recognised as such.

6.  a.    The travel documents will state the departure and arrival times for the transport components included in the travel package. These times are definite. The travel organiser may only alter these times within reasonable limits and if it cannot be reasonably required to adhere to these times. In this case, articles 11 and 12 are not applicable.

b.    In the case of air transport, as soon as the travel organiser is aware of the identity of the airline to be used it must inform the traveller of this, preferably when the latter is making a booking but no later than the time at which the traveller is given his/her travel documents.

7.    The travel organiser is not responsible for general information in photos, brochures, adverts, websites and other information carriers insofar as produced or published under the responsibility of third parties.

 

ARTICLE 3 -  Payment

1.  a.    Upon the creation of the contract, a deposit must be paid equal to 25% of the total agreed travel sum excluding the price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package.

b.    Upon the creation of the contract, the stated total price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the package must be paid in full (100%).

2.    The remainder of the travel sum must be received by the travel organiser no later than six weeks before the day of departure

In the case of late payment, the traveller is in default. He/she is advised of this in writing by or on behalf of the travel organiser, after which he/she has a further opportunity to settle the payable amount within 7 working days. If he/she fails to pay within that period, the contract will be deemed to have been cancelled on the day of default. The travel organiser is then entitled to charge the payable cancellation costs. In this case the provisions of article 9 are applicable and the sum already paid will be deducted from the payable cancellation costs.

3.    If the contract is concluded within 6 weeks of the day of departure, the travel sum must be paid immediately and in full.

 

ARTICLE 4 -  Travel sum

1.    The advertised travel sum applies per person, unless otherwise indicated. This includes the services and facilities mentioned in the publication, unless otherwise indicated.

2.    The advertised travel sum is based on the prices, exchange rates, levies and taxes as known to the travel organiser at the time of publication.

3.    As long as the travel sum has not been paid in full, the travel organiser is entitled until 20 days before the day of departure to increase the travel sum on account of changes in the transport costs (including fuel costs), payable taxes, levies and applicable exchange rates. The travel organiser will indicate how the increase was calculated. Said changes will also lead to a reduction in the travel sum unless the costs incurred in this connection are such that this cannot be reasonably required from the travel organiser. The travel organiser will indicate how the increase was calculated.

4.  a    Contrary to the provisions in paragraph 3, after the timely payment of the entire travel sum, the travel organiser will not change the travel sum during the six weeks before the day of departure.

b.    Contrary to the provisions in a. and exclusively in the case of unforeseeable

−    increases in payable taxes or levies, or

−    extreme increases in transport costs

the travel organiser may increase the travel sum up to 20 days before the day of departure. ANVR and the Consumers’ Association jointly determine whether such a situation exists. If no agreement is reached, an independent third party to be appointed in joint consultation will be requested to make a decision that is binding on both parties.

5.  a.    The traveller is entitled to reject an increase in the travel sum as referred to in the preceding two provisions. He/she must exercise this right – subject to forfeiture – within 3 working days of receiving advice of the increase.

b.    If the traveller rejects the increase in the travel sum, the travel organiser is entitled to cancel the contract. It must exercise this right – subject to forfeiture – within 7 working days of the traveller receiving advice of the increase. In this event, the traveller is entitled to waiver of the travel sum or immediate restitution of sums already paid. Articles 10, 11 and 12 are not applicable.

 

ARTICLE 5 -  Information

1.    General information (tailored to individuals holding Dutch nationality) on passports, visas and health formalities (where applicable) will be supplied to the traveller, no later than upon concluding the contract, either by or on behalf of the travel organiser. The traveller him/herself is responsible for obtaining any necessary additional information from the authorities and also for making timely enquiries before departure to ascertain whether the earlier-obtained information has not changed in the meantime.

2.    If the traveller is unable to take part in the (entire) trip because of the absence of any (valid) document, this and all resulting consequences will be for his account, unless the travel organiser has promised to supply that document and can be held responsible for the absence of that document or the travel organiser has failed in its obligation to provide information as stipulated in the above provision.

3.    The traveller him/herself is responsible for having the required documents on their person, such as a passport that meets all the requisite validity criteria, or, where permitted, a tourist identity card and any required visas, proof of inoculations and vaccinations, driving licence and green card.

4.    The traveller will be informed of the possibility of taking out holiday cancellation insurance either by or at the request of the travel organiser.

 

ARTICLE 6 -  Travel documents

1.    The travel organiser will place the required travel documents in the possession of the traveller no later than 8 days before the day of departure, unless this cannot be reasonably required of the travel organiser.

2.    If the traveller has not yet received the required travel documents by at most 5 working days before departure, he/she will notify the travel organiser or the booking office without delay.

3.  a.    If a travel package is booked within 8 days before the day of departure, the travel organiser or the booking agency will indicate when and in what manner the required travel documents will be placed in the possession of the traveller.

b.    If the traveller has not received these accordingly, he/she will notify the travel organiser or the booking agency without delay.

 

ARTICLE 7 -  Changes instigated by the traveller

1.    After the creation of the contract the traveller may request changes to the contract. This is subject to the condition that the traveller pays the changed travel sum less any payments already made. In addition he/she is required to pay booking change costs of € 27.00 per booking and any communication costs. A decision about the request will be taken as soon as possible. These changes will be made insofar as possible up to 28 days before departure and in this case will be confirmed in writing by the travel organiser.

2.    Rejections will be motivated with reasons and promptly communicated to the traveller. The traveller can maintain or cancel the original contract. In the latter case, article 9 will be applicable. If the traveller fails to respond to the rejection of his/her request, the original contract will be carried out.

3.    A change to the date of departure or a reduction in the number of paying passengers is treated as a (partial) cancellation subject to article 9. In this case, no booking change or communication costs are payable.

 

ARTICLE 8 -  Substitution

1.    The traveller may allow him/herself to be substituted by another person, provided this takes place in good time before departure. Substitution is subject to the following conditions:

−    the other person meets all conditions governing the contract; and

−    the request is submitted no more than 7 days before departure or in sufficient time to permit completion of the necessary actions and formalities; and

−    the conditions of the service providers involved in the fulfilment of the contract do not oppose such a substitution.

2.    The applicant, the traveller and the substitute are severally liable vis-à-vis the travel organiser for the payment of the outstanding part of the travel sum, the costs of the change and communication mentioned in article 7, paragraph 1 and any extra costs resulting from the substitution.

 

ARTICLE 9 -  Cancellation by the traveller

1.  a.    If a contract is cancelled, the traveller is liable to pay cancellation charges in addition to any booking charges. The cancellation charges are as follows:

−    cancellation up to the 56th day (exclusive) before the day of departure: € 250,- per person plus the full price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package.

−    cancellation from the 56nd day (inclusive) up to the 28th day (exclusive) before the day of departure: the full price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package plus 50% of the remaining travel sum;

−    cancellation from the 28th day (inclusive) up to the 14th day (exclusive) before the day of departure: the full price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package plus 75% of the remaining travel sum;

−    cancellation from the 14th day (inclusive) up to the day of departure or later: the full travel sum.

b.    Contrary to the provisions in a., in the case of cancellations for vacation packages which include travel dates between december 15th and januari 1st, the cancellation charges are as follows:

−    cancellation up to the 56th day (exclusive) before the day of departure: € 250,- per person plus the full price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package.

−    cancellation from the 56nd day (inclusive) up to the 31st day (exclusive) before the day of departure: the full price of all entrance tickets to the NBA-games in the travel package plus 50% of the remaining travel sum;

−    cancellation from the 31st day (inclusive) up to the day of departure or later: the full travel sum.

2.  a.    Divergent cancellation provisions may be applicable to certain vacation packages or  services. These are communicated to the traveller in advance.

3.    If the traveller opts for substitution rather than cancellation, article 8 is applicable.

4.  a.    The cancellation of a contract by one or more travellers who have jointly booked accommodation in a hotel room, apartment, holiday home or other type of accommodation will lead to the cancellation of all contracts, so that all travellers will be required to pay the sums mentioned in the previous paragraphs.

b.    If the remaining travellers so wish and the size of their group occurs in the price table for this accommodation, the respective contracts will remain valid. In this case, the provision contained in C will apply.

c.    The travellers referred to in B must pay the travel sum as stated in the price table for the remaining number of travellers.

d.    If the remaining travellers wish to enter into a new contract for the same period and the same accommodation, the cancellation charges received for the remaining traveller(s) will be deducted from the new travel sum(s).

The total sum of cancellation charges plus the increased travel sum(s) will never exceed the total travel sum for the original travellers.

5.    Cancellations outside office hours are deemed to have been made on the next working day.

 

ARTICLE 10 -  Cancellation by the travel organiser

1.    The travel organiser has the right to cancel the contract on account of weighty circumstances.

2.    Weighty circumstances are circumstances that are of such a nature that the travel organiser can no longer be reasonably required to fulfil the contract.

3.     A limitation of cover imposed by the Calamiteitenfonds Reizen (Travel Calamity Fund) on the contract is a weighty circumstance.

4.  a.    If the cause of the cancellation is attributable to the traveller, the traveller is liable for the resulting loss.

b.    If the cause of the cancellation is attributable to the travel organiser, the travel organiser is liable for the resulting loss. Whether this is the case is determined on the basis of article 12.

c.    If the cause of the cancellation is attributable to neither the traveller nor the travel organiser, each party bears its own share of the loss as worked out in greater detail in article 13.

5.    If the travel organiser saves money as a result of the cancellation, the traveller is entitled to his/her share of that saving.

   

ARTICLE 11 -  Changes instigated by the travel organiser

1.  a.    The travel organiser has the right to make changes to the agreed service on the grounds of weighty circumstances as described in greater detail in article 10 paragraph 2. He shall notify the traveller of said circumstances within 72 hours (3 working days) of the moment that the travel organiser was informed of the change. From 10 days before the departure, these circumstances must be communicated within 24 hours (1 working day).

b.    If the change in question involves one or more substantial points, then the traveller is entitled to reject the change(s).

c.    If the change in question involves one or more non-substantial points, then the traveller is only entitled to reject the change if the disadvantage caused to him/her by the change can be deemed to be greater than negligible.

d.    If the travel organiser saves money as a result of the change, the traveller is entitled to his/her share of that saving.

2.  a.    In the event of a change, the travel organiser will make the traveller an alternative offer if possible.

b.    The alternative offer must be at least equal to the original offer. The equality of alternative accommodation must be assessed according to objective criteria and should be determined according to the following circumstances which must be evident from the alternative offer:

        −    the situation of the accommodation in the place of destination;

        −    the nature and class of the accommodation;

        −    the other facilities offered by the accommodation.

The assessment referred to here must take account of:

        −    the composition of the group of travellers;

−    the special characteristics of the traveller(s) in question that are known to and have been confirmed in writing by the travel organiser and which the traveller(s) indicated as being of essential importance;

−    the alternatives or additions to the programme requested by the traveller and confirmed and approved in writing by the travel organiser;

3.  a.    The traveller who exercises his/her right to reject the change or the alternative offer on the grounds of the previous paragraphs must make this known within 72 hours (3 working days) of receiving advice of the change or the alternative offer. From 10 days before the departure, the applicable term is 24 hours (1 working day).

b.    In that case the travel organiser has the right to cancel the contract with immediate effect. It must exercise this right – subject to forfeiture – within 72 hours (3 working days) of the traveller receiving the rejection. From 10 days before the departure, the applicable term is 24 hours (1 working day).

In that case the traveller is entitled to waiver or restitution of the travel sum (or, if part of the travel package has already been completed, to restitution of a proportionate part thereof) within 2 weeks, without prejudice to any rights to compensation as intended in paragraph 4.

4.  a.    If the cause of the change is attributable to the travel organiser, the travel organiser is liable for the resulting loss to the traveller. Whether this is the case is determined on the basis of article 12.

b.    If the cause of the change is attributable to the traveller, the traveller is liable for the resulting loss.

c.    If the cause of the change is attributable to neither the traveller nor the travel organiser, each party bears its own share of the loss as worked out in greater detail in article 13.

5.    If, after the start of the agreed travel package, a significant part of the services set out in the contract cannot be provided, then the travel organiser will make appropriate alternative arrangements with a view to safeguarding the continuation of the trip. See Article 13 for details of the associated costs.

If such arrangements are not possible, the travel organiser will provide the traveller(s) with equivalent transport that will take will take him/her/them back to the place of departure or other return destination agreed with the traveller(s). See Article 13 for details of the associated costs.

6.    Without prejudice to the provisions in article 15 paragraph 4, the travel organiser is obliged to inform the traveller of any changes made by it to the departure times.

In relation to the return journey, this obligation does not apply to travellers who have exclusively booked transport and/or whose accommodation address is not known.

 

ARTICLE 12 -  Liability and force majeure

1.    Without prejudice to the provisions in articles 10 and 11, the travel organiser is obliged to fulfil the contract in accordance with the expectations that the traveller was reasonably entitled to have on the grounds of the contract.

2.    If the travel package fails to meet the expectations referred to in paragraph 1, the traveller is obliged to advise those involved as soon as possible, as referred to in article 17 paragraph 1.

3.    If the travel package fails to meet the expectations mentioned in paragraph 1, the travel organiser is obliged - without prejudice to the provisions in articles 13, 14 and 15 - to compensate any loss or damage suffered by the traveller unless the failure to fulfil the contract cannot be attributed to the travel organiser or the person assisting with the fulfilment of the contract, because:

a.    the failure to fulfil the contract can be attributed to the traveller; or

b.    the failure to fulfil the contract could not be foreseen or could not be remedied and is attributable to a third party who is not involved in the delivery of the services included in the travel package; or

c.    the failure to fulfil the contract is attributable to an event that the travel organiser or person assisting with the fulfilment of the contract could not, despite exercising all due care, foresee or rectify; or

d.    the failure to fulfil the contract is due to force majeure as mentioned in paragraph 4 of this article.

4.    Force majeure refers to abnormal and unforeseeable circumstances that took place independently of the will of the person invoking such circumstances and the consequences of which could not be avoided despite all precautions.

 

ARTICLE 13 -  Aid and assistance

1.  a.    The travel organiser is obliged, depending on the circumstances, to afford the traveller aid and assistance if the trip does not live up to the expectations that the latter could reasonably have on the grounds of the contract. The ensuing costs are borne by the travel organiser, if the failure to fulfil the contract can be attributed to it, in accordance with article 12 paragraph 3.

b.    If the cause is attributable to the traveller, the travel organiser is only obliged to afford aid and assistance insofar as this can be reasonably required. In this case, the costs are borne by the traveller.

2.    If the trip fails to meet the expectations that the latter could reasonably have on the grounds of the contract due to circumstances attributable to neither the traveller nor the travel organiser, each party will bear its own loss. For the travel organiser this will include the use of additional manpower; for the traveller this will include additional accommodation and repatriation costs.

ARTICLE 14 -  Exclusion and limitation of travel organiser’s liability

1.  a.    If any service included in the travel package is governed by a Treaty that acknowledges or permits exclusion or limitation of the service provider’s liability, the travel organiser’s liability is accordingly excluded or limited.

b.    Nor is the travel organiser liable if and insofar as the traveller has been able to claim his/her loss under an insurance policy, such as a travel and/or holiday cancellation insurance policy.

2.    If the travel organiser is liable vis-à-vis the traveller for loss of enjoyment, the compensation will not exceed the travel sum.

3.    Without prejudice to the preceding provisions of this article, the travel organiser’s liability for loss resulting from causes other than the death or injury of the traveller is limited to at most three times the travel sum, unless the travel organiser is guilty of wilful intent or gross negligence. In that case the liability is unlimited.

4.    The exclusions and/or limitations of the travel organiser’s liability included in this article also apply to the staff of the travel organiser, the booking office and the service providers involved, as well as their staff, unless this is excluded by a Treaty or Act.

ARTICLE 15 -  The traveller’s obligations

1.  a.    The traveller(s) is/are obliged to comply with all instructions of the travel organiser to promote the proper fulfilment of the travel package and is/are liable for loss caused by any improper conduct on his/her/their part. The criterion for judging whether conduct is improper will be the conduct of a properly behaved traveller.

2.  a.    The traveller who causes or may cause so much nuisance or trouble that the proper fulfilment of a travel package is or may be greatly hindered can be excluded from (continuing) the trip by the travel organiser, if the latter cannot be reasonably required to fulfil the contract.

b.    All ensuing costs are borne by the traveller if and insofar as the consequences of the nuisance or trouble can be attributed to him/her. If and insofar as the cause of the exclusion cannot be attributed to the traveller, the travel sum will be wholly or partly refunded to him/her.

3.    The traveller is obliged wherever possible to avoid or limit any loss or damage, particularly by meeting his/her reporting obligation as described in greater detail in article 17 paragraph 1.

4.    Every traveller must check the exact time of departure for the return journey no more than 72 hours before the indicated time of departure. The travel organiser will inform the traveller where to check the time of departure.

   

ARTICLE 16 -  Interest and collection costs

The traveller who fails to fulfil a financial obligation to the travel organiser on time is required to pay legal interest over the outstanding amount.

In addition, he/she is required to refund any out-of-court settlement costs equal to 15% of the claimed sum, unless this amount, given the collection work involved and the payable amount, is unfair.

 

ARTICLE 17 -  Complaints

1.  a.    An identified shortcoming in the fulfilment of the contract as referred to in article 12 paragraph 2, must be reported in situ as soon as possible, to enable an effort to be made to resolve the problem. To this end, the traveller should report – in this order – to the relevant service provider, the tour holiday representative or, if this individual is not present or cannot be reached, the travel organiser. If the shortcoming is not resolved within a reasonable term and the quality of the trip suffers as a consequence, this must in any event be reported without delay to the travel organiser.

b.     If a shortcoming cannot be satisfactory resolved in situ, the travel organiser will provide adequate facilities for this to be recorded as a written complaint in the manner prescribed (complaint report).

c.     The travel organiser will provide information in the travel documents concerning with procedure to be followed in situ, the contact details, and the availability of those involved.

d.     The communication costs will be refunded by the travel organiser unless it can be demonstrated that there was no good reason to incur said costs.

e.    If the traveller failed to meet the reporting obligation and to produce a complaints report and the service provider or the travel organiser was, as a result, not given an opportunity to rectify the shortcoming, his/her right to compensation may be excluded or limited.

2.  a.    If a complaint is not satisfactorily resolved, it must be submitted in writing with reasons to the booking office within one month after the termination of the travel package or received service or after the original date of departure. The traveller should append a copy of the complaints report to this written complaint.

b.    lf the complaint concerns the actual contracting procedure, it must be submitted to the booking office within one month of the traveller ascertaining the facts relating to the complaint.

c.    If the traveller fails to submit the complaint in time, the travel organiser will not take it into consideration unless the late submission cannot be reasonably attributed to negligence on the part of the traveller. The travel organiser will inform the traveller of this in writing or electronically.

d.    Within one month of receiving the complaint, the travel organiser will produce a written response to the content of the complaint. If no response is forthcoming within this period, then the period referred to in article 18 paragraph 1a is extended by one month. If, after more than two months, the travel organiser still has not responded, then the period referred to in article 18 paragraph 1a is extended by two months.

e.    If the allotted time is once again exceeded by the travel organiser, causing the travel organiser’s response time to exceed a period of three months, then the Disputes Committee may decide that it should nevertheless deal with the dispute in question.

ARTICLE 18 -  Disputes

1.  a.     If a complaint is not resolved in a timely and satisfactory manner or if no satisfaction has been given in this respect, the traveller has the option, up to a maximum of three months after the termination of the trip (or after the original date of departure), to submit the dispute in writing to the Disputes Committee for the Travel Industry (“Geschillencommissie Reizen”), P.O. Box 90600, 2509 LP at The Hague (www.sgc.nl).
The Committee deals exclusively with complaints lodged by natural persons who are not acting in the practise of a profession or in the running of a company.
b.    The Disputes Committee reaches a decision under the terms and conditions laid down in the relevant regulations. The advice of the Disputes Committee is binding upon parties. The handling of a dispute is subject to a fee.
2.  a.    Any contracts agreed, amended or supplemented on the basis of these travel terms and conditions are subject to the law of the Netherlands, unless imperative rules dictate that a different legal system applies.
b.    The traveller who does not wish to make use of the binding advisory procedure mentioned in the preceding paragraph has the right to take the matter to the competent court.
These disputes are exclusively subject to the competence of a Dutch court, unless imperative rules dictate that a different court has the authority to deal with them.
c.    All right of action lapses one year after the termination of the trip (or, if the trip did not take place, one year after the original date of departure).
3.    The ANVR will take over the obligations of a member vis-à-vis the traveller, imposed upon it in a binding advice by the Disputes Committee for the Travel Industry, if the member fails to meet these obligations within the relevant term set in the binding advice, on the understanding that this does not apply if the member submits that binding advice to the court for assessment within two months of the date of postage of said advice.

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De Meern, June 2006