Kingdom of the Netherlands the Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol

ByLincoln D Gomez

The status lists for the Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol have been updated to take account of the deposit of instruments by the Kingdom of the Netherlands on 17 May 2010.  The updated lists are available via the following links: http://www.unidroit.org/english/implement/i-2001-convention.pdf

Gomez & Bikker’s Lincoln D. Gomez and B. Patrick Honnebier played mayor role in the process.

Similar Posts

Protocol to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment on matters specific to aircraft equipment

ByLincoln D Gomez

Protocol bij het Verdrag inzake internationale zakelijke rechten op mobiel materieel betreffende voor luchtvaartuigmaterieel specifieke aangelegenheden authentiek: (en) (Tekst geldend op: 26-05-2011) The states parties to this protocol, Considering it necessary…

A 100 Million giveaway: good politics, bad governance

A 100 Million giveaway: good politics, bad governance

ByLincoln D Gomez

The author reflects on government actions in Aruba, highlighting concerns about hotel industry growth, a new hotel policy, and a significant pay raise for civil servants. They question the legal basis, examine implications, and criticize the decisions as good politics but poor governance. The public unions’ actions are also scrutinized, with a warning about more such actions prior to elections.

The Curacao Foundations and the Quebec Trust: A comparative overview of the civil and fiscal aspects

ByLincoln D Gomez

1.     Origin of the Common Foundation in the Dutch Kingdom 1.1     Introduction of the Common Foundation the Netherlands The Foundation dates as far back as the Roman period. Although it…

Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment

ByLincoln D Gomez

Verdrag inzake internationale zakelijke rechten op mobiel materieel (authentiek: en) Tekst geldend op: 26-05-2011)  The States parties to this Convention, Aware of the need to acquire and use mobile equipment…