Child benefit claim dismissed because applicant failed to prove the child was born in the Netherlands.
Netherlands (NL)
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's cassation appeal regarding a denied child benefit claim. The applicant argued the child was born in the Netherlands, but the Social Insurance Bank and lower courts found no evidence supporting this fact. The court upheld the dismissal because the statutory requirement to prove the place of birth was not met by the applicant.
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AI generatedAlgemene Kinderbijslagwet; Artikel 1: The applicant must substantiate the place of birth of the child to qualify for child benefit, and failure to provide sufficient evidence results in the denial of the claim.
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gewezen op het beroep in cassatie van X te Z tegen de uitspraak van de Centrale Raad van Beroep van 30 maart 2012, nr. 08/7028 AKW, op het hoger beroep van belanghebbende tegen een uitspraak van de Rechtbank te Amsterdam (nr. AWB 07/3494 AKW) betreffende een besluit van de Sociale verzekeringsbank (hierna: de SVB) ingevolge de Algemene Kinderbijslagwet (hierna: de AKW).