Groningen who have damage to their house after an earthquake, which can be compensated by the Dutch

Activists with Groninger flag at a gas location of the NAM ANP
The commission must assess whether damage to homes in Groningen caused by subsidence after extraction, is not independent. That says Emeritus Professor of Private Law of Jan Dunné of Erasmus University in Dutch Juristenblad.
Groningen who have damage to their house after an earthquake, which can be compensated by the Dutch Petroleum Company. And who has damage from subsidence, also a common phenomenon in Groningen, please contact the Technical Committee on Soil Movement. clothes storage Such committee investigating the cause of the damage.
Van Dunné sit on that committee clothes storage mainly people who have close ties with NAM. There was previously an independent lawyer at, but that took a few years ago goodbye. After her departure is no complaint taken more into consideration about damage from subsidence due to gas extraction. clothes storage Waterboard
Since the departure of the lawyer, the commission according to thin the view that the ground or falling rapidly, but that is so gradual that no damage occurs. Therefore residents have nowhere to go if they believe they have suffered. Moreover, the water board does receive compensation funds for the faster subsidence for example, to keep the dikes levels.