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Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment - Cape Town Treaty

Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment - Cape Town ...

Navigating International Mobile Equipment Transactions

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The 'Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment - Cape Town Treaty' by The International Labour Organization provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework surrounding international interests in mobile equipment. This scholarly work explores the intricacies of the Cape Town Treaty, offering insights into its importance and implications for international trade and commerce. The book is written in a clear and concise style, making it accessible to both legal professionals and scholars interested in the field of international commercial law. By delving into the various provisions of the treaty, the book sheds light on the rights and obligations of parties involved in transactions relating to mobile equipment. The International Labour Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations, is renowned for its work in promoting social justice and labor rights worldwide. Their expertise in international law and governance is evident in this meticulous analysis of the Cape Town Treaty. The author's deep understanding of international legal frameworks and commitment to upholding fair practices in commercial transactions adds credibility to the book's content. I highly recommend 'Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment - Cape Town Treaty' to legal practitioners, academics, and policymakers interested in the regulation of international transactions. This book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the complexities of mobile equipment financing and the legal mechanisms governing such transactions.

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Dezember 2020, 31 Seiten, Englisch
GOOD PRESS
4064066425395

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