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Innovation in International Law and Global Finance: Estimating the Financial Impact of the Cape Town Convention
This paper examines the financial impact of a transfer of legal sovereignty covering the rights to collateral to an international regime in the case of the Cape Town Convention and Protocol covering international mobile assets, specifically commercial aircraft and related equipment, which came into
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