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The Deed of Indemnity and Release is a crucial legal instrument under Dutch law, commonly utilized in scenarios where parties need to establish clear protection against future claims while simultaneously resolving existing disputes or potential liabilities. This document is particularly relevant in corporate restructuring, M&A transactions, director/officer appointments or resignations, and settlement agreements. The deed must comply with Dutch legal requirements, including proper execution before a civil law notary when required. It typically includes detailed provisions about the scope of indemnification, specific releases, claims procedures, and enforcement mechanisms. The document serves as a comprehensive risk management tool, providing certainty and clarity regarding parties' rights and obligations in relation to both current and future claims.

1. Parties: Identification and details of the indemnifying party (indemnifier) and the party being indemnified (indemnitee)

2. Background: Context of the indemnity and release, including relevant historical events or circumstances leading to the deed

3. Definitions: Definitions of key terms used throughout the deed, including 'Claims', 'Losses', 'Indemnified Matters'

4. Indemnity: Detailed provisions of the indemnity, including scope, limitations, and obligations of the indemnifier

5. Release: Terms of the release, specifying what claims or rights are being released and the extent of the release

6. Duration: Period for which the indemnity remains valid and any survival provisions

7. Claims Procedure: Process for making and handling indemnity claims

8. Enforcement: Provisions ensuring enforceability under Dutch law and compliance with local requirements

9. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation of Dutch law as governing law and jurisdiction for disputes

10. Execution: Formal execution provisions complying with Dutch deed requirements