Liquidator may reject data subject’s request to access data

After a company has been declared bankrupt, the liquidator in charge of the bankrupt estate will process personal data on that bankrupt company’s behalf. The liquidator would then be considered a so-called data controller within the meaning of the Dutch Data Protection Act (DDPA).

Filed under:
Netherlands, Insolvency & Restructuring, IT & Data Protection, Litigation, Stibbe, Bankruptcy, Liquidator (law)
Authors:
Friederike van der Jagt
Location:
Netherlands
Firm:
Stibbe