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A Company Name Change Contract Amendment is a critical legal document used when a company has formally changed its name and needs to update its existing contractual relationships. This document, governed by Dutch law, serves as an official amendment to existing contracts, ensuring continuity of business relationships while reflecting the company's new identity. It becomes necessary following corporate restructuring, rebranding initiatives, mergers, or other strategic changes that result in a company name change. The amendment typically includes references to corporate resolutions, Chamber of Commerce registrations, and other official documentation that validates the name change under Dutch law. It ensures that all rights, obligations, and terms of the original contracts remain binding and enforceable under the company's new name, providing legal certainty for all parties involved.

1. Parties: Identification of the contracting parties, including the company changing its name (with both old and new names) and other contract parties

2. Background: Context of the original agreement and the reason for the name change, including reference to relevant corporate resolutions

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the amendment, including 'Original Agreement', 'Effective Date', 'Old Name', and 'New Name'

4. Name Change Declaration: Formal statement of the company name change, including the effective date and confirmation of corporate approval

5. Continuation of Obligations: Confirmation that all rights, obligations, and terms of the original agreement remain in full force and effect

6. Amendment to References: Statement that all references to the old company name in the original agreement shall be deemed to refer to the new company name

7. Representations and Warranties: Confirmation of authority to execute the amendment and validity of the name change

8. Governing Law: Confirmation that Dutch law continues to govern the agreement

9. Execution: Signature blocks for all parties