European review of private law = Revue européenne de droit privé = Europäische zeitschrift für privatrecht

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  Año 2004, Número 1

  • The Convention of Cape Town: The Creation of International Interests in Mobile Equipment

    B. P. Honnebier

    págs. 3-8

    

  • The New Regimen: Its History and Future after South Africa

    M. J. Stanford

    págs. 9-17

    

  • The International Interest as an Autonomous Property Interest

    R. Goode

    págs. 18-25

    

  • The Regimen of the Railway Rolling Stock Protocol

    H. Rosen

    págs. 26-36

    

  • The Protocol on Matters Specific to Space Assets

    O. M. Ribbelink

    págs. 37-45

    

  • The Dutch Real Rights can be the Basis of International Interests under the Convention of Cape Town, just like their equivalent American Security Interests

    B. P. Honnebier

    págs. 46-66

    

  • Should we Ratify the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment and the Air Equipment Protocol? Some Remarks from a Dutch Point of View

    A. F. Salomons

    págs. 67-74

    

  • The UNIDROIT Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment: a Belgian Perspective

    V. Sagaert

    págs. 75-90

    

  • The Cape Town Convention: a Model for a European System of Security Interests Registration?

    S. Van Erp

    págs. 91-110

    

  • Cour de Cassation francaise, 2e chambre civile, 4 juillet 2002 - On the Assumption of Risk

    Sofía de Salas Murillo

    págs. 111-132

    

  • Report on the Symposium `Information Rights and Obligations - The Impact on Party Autonomy and Contractual Fairness', University of Munster, 21-22 November 2003

    D. Kelesidis

    págs. 133-137

    

  • List of contributors

    págs. 138-139