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First-step analysis: aviation finance and leasing in Switzerland

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By Antoine Labaume, Frédéric Meyer, Raphaël Baeriswyl
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Overview Conventions To which major air law treaties is your state a party? Switzerland is a party to the Rome Convention (1933), the Chicago Convention (1944) and the Geneva Convention (1948), as well as the Warsaw Convention (1929) and the Montreal Convention (1999). The Cape Town Convention (2001) and its Aircraft Protocol have been signed but not yet ratified by Switzerland. Switzerland joined the Multilateral Agreement on Commercial Rights of Non-Scheduled Air Services in Europe (1956).
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Creating and registering security interests over aircraft in Switzerland | Lexology

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By Antoine Labaume, Meyer Avocats, Frédéric Meyer, Raphaël Baeriswyl
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Switzerland October 17 2019 Security Security document (mortgage) form and content What is the typical form of a security document over the aircraft and what must it contain? The mortgage agreement must be made in writing.
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Aviation Finance & Leasing in Switzerland | Lexology

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By Antoine Labaume, Meyer Avocats, Raphaël Baeriswyl, Frédéric Meyer
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Use the Lexology Getting the Deal Through tool to compare the answers in this article with those from other jurisdictions. Overview Conventions To which major air law treaties is your state a party? Is your state a party to the New York Convention of 1958? Switzerland is a party to the Rome Convention (1933), the Chicago Convention (1944) and the Geneva Convention (1948), as well as the Warsaw Convention (1929) and the Montreal Convention (1999).
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