But the judge ruled yesterday that the bowling center can remain in place. Nedstede must also be ordered by the judge to repair the climate control and create a ‘pleasant climate.’ When asked, Wirtz does not want to comment substantively on the ruling.
Michael van der Kuit, owner of the Nedstede Group, is not happy with the ruling. “It’s sad, because the statement is wrong.” According to him, it is not at all clear what exactly this pleasant climate entails. “It is unclear and also subjective.”
That is why the Nedstede Group is appealing to another judge via a so-called turbo appeal.
Payments back and forth
In addition to the decision that the bowling center does not have to leave the building, payments must be made on both sides.
For example, the judge must indeed pay 60,000 euros in overdue rent and other costs to Nedstede.
Nedstede must, under orders of a penalty of 1,000 euros per day, rising to a maximum of 100,000 euros, repair the climate installation so that this pleasant climate is achieved.