Dutch Supreme Court increases compensation for business loss in expropriation case by recalculating rent differential.

The Supreme Court of the Netherlands annulled the lower court's decision regarding the amount of compensation payable to the tenant. The court found that the lower court incorrectly calculated the loss of rent by failing to account for the full potential rent of the replacement business space and ignoring certain costs. Consequently, the court ordered a recalculation of the compensation, increasing the total sum significantly to reflect the actual economic loss suffered by the tenant.