No lawyer here, but I bet the "promisse" was verbal and the contracts fine print will state that timing cannot be guaranteed. That's how these things work.
What remains is that you had your training and have not paid the full amount yet and they will not release your license until you do.

So , if you really need it, pay up and do the legal stuff afterwards.

I would strongly recommend calling a bunch of lawyers and at least have one office look at your case before doing anything!

Actually school was bankrupt, all title, name were changed. Contract was on previous school name. So there is no written valid contract exactly. I also suspect that maybe they already covered my expenses from insurance when they bankrupt. All I need to have some lawyer office suggestion or some advice from members.

Bobermo schreef:I would strongly recommend calling a bunch of lawyers and at least have one office look at your case before doing anything!

Any suggestion for office or lawyer?

Apart from the legal action against your former school, or what is left of it, which parts of the licence are not known to ILenT / Kiwa? Results from written exams and flight tests should be already in possession.

I know that Joop Deveer has a good track record (also aviation including licence issues also against ILT):

https://www.vanodijk.nl/team/joop-deveer/

Another advisor can be:
https://www.dgdv.nl/specialismen/luchtvaartrecht/

But I don't have experience with that office.

If you statisfy the requirements for licence issue, then that is a case between you and ILT. As far as I know, I flightschool (ATO) can't just refuse to send the papers to ILT because of a (finanancial) dispute. A licence is a personal document issued to the pilot by the competent authorities. So informing ILT about your case (including informing the ATO-inspector) might be be helpful, but get legal advice before taking any action.

Good luck.

Get into contact with Mr. Frank Olberts.
https://bpadvocaten.com

He is an attorney at law with knowledge of the aviation industry, training and financing.
He is/was involved with some students from Stella who had problems with their bank.

He used to be active on this message board as well as Folberts.

Good luck.

wfm schreef:Get into contact with Mr. Frank Olberts.
https://bpadvocaten.com

He is an attorney at law with knowledge of the aviation industry, training and financing.
He is/was involved with some students from Stella who had problems with their bank.

He used to be active on this message board as well as Folberts.

Good luck.

Many thanks. I will contact with him.