International Interests Mobile Aircraft Equipment — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

International Interests Mobile Aircraft Equipment

This Act lets the Minister seek federal declarations to extend the Convention and Aircraft Protocol to the Northwest Territories, gives the Commissioner regulation-making power, and makes the Convention and Protocol have force of law there with listed exceptions.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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aircraft interests assignment priority assignments court jurisdiction court relief de-registration declarations and reservations default remedies depositary functions export authorization export/de-registration authorizations insolvency insolvency cooperation insolvency effects international registration jurisdiction priority public notice registration registry operations registry process regulatory implementation review conferences rulemaking

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This Act lets the Minister seek federal declarations to extend the Convention and Aircraft Protocol to the Northwest Territories, gives the Commissioner regulation-making power, and makes the Convention and Protocol have force of law there with listed exceptions. This part sets out default remedies, registration rules, priority, and registry powers for international interests in mobile aircraft equipment. This part of the Convention sets rules for priority between competing assignments, insolvency treatment, jurisdiction, and state declarations on how the Convention applies. This provision defines key terms, sets review-conference and amendment rules, assigns duties to the Depositary, and sets remedies and notice rules for de-registration, export, and insolvency. This provision sets rules for insolvency cooperation, registration and removal of aircraft authorisations, buyer and debtor protections, and several treaty/registry powers.