The Cape Town Convention System: Introduction

The Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment (also known as the Cape Town Convention) is an international treaty designed to facilitate the use of a global system of secured transactions law for financing of various types of high-value, uniquely identifiable, and mobile pieces of equipment.
The Cape Town Convention applies to specific sectors through Protocols. Presently, there are four Protocol to the Convention:
- Aircraft Protocol (2001)
- Luxembourg Rail Protocol (2006)
- Space Protocol (2012)
- Mining, Agriculture and Construction (MAC) Protocol (2019)
Further information on the Cape Town Convention is available on the UNIDROIT website at www.unidroit.o... and on the Cape Town Convention Academic Project website at ctcap.org/.
For specific inquiries, UNIDROIT can be contacted at [e-mail].

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