Registered as a defaulter
Mrs. A. wanted to buy her own home. When she found out she had a BKR registration, she temporarily lived in an acquaintance's house. She had to leave this house before April 1, 2017. She could not get a mortgage for a house of her own. In fact, she was registered as a defaulter with the BKR. Ms. A. naturally contacted H&M to reach a solution. She explained her situation to H&M and they understood her situation very well. H&M agreed to remove the registration, according to their response. But the BKR put a stop to this.
Request denied
H&M's request to BKR to remove the registration in Ms. A.'s name was denied. According to the BKR, it was a legitimate registration that could not be removed.
Mrs. A. turned to Dynamite Netherlands in desperation. Dynamite Netherlands immediately picked up the file in cooperation with a lawyer. From then on, things went quickly. A subpoena was prepared and BKR was dragged before the court in summary proceedings.
Before the court hearing could take place, the BKR law firm let it be known that they would not dare to fight this out in court. The BKR removed the negative A2 codes.
Please find attached a copy of the letter.
BKR loses lawsuit
This is not the only lawsuit Dynamite Netherlands has filed against the BKR. On July 28, 2017, the BKR was also ordered to immediately remove a registration of a client of Dynamite Netherlands. These two victories against the BKR open up new opportunities for people who have been unnecessarily haunted by a BKR code.
