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.org/instruments/... 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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