The Cape Town Convention : its application to space assets and relation to the law of outer space

by Mark J. Sundahl

[目次]

• Acknowledgements
• List of Abbreviations Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 An Overview of the Financing of Space Ventures 1.2 The Challenges of Financing of Space Assets 1.3 An Example of an Efficient Law of Secured Finance: Article 9 of the U.C.C. 1.4 The Cape Town Convention: A New Era of Asset-Backed Finance 1.5 The Genesis and Drafting of the Convention and Space Assets Protocol 1.6 Industry Reception of the Space Assets Protocol Chapter 2. The Operation of the Convention and the Space Assets Protocol 2.1 The Nature of an International Interest 2.2 Definition of "Space Asset" 2.3 The Sphere of Application of the Convention 2.4 Creating an International Interest 2.5 Registering an International Interest 2.6 Priority 2.7 The Effects of Installation, Removal, and Docking of a Space Asset 2.8 Assignment of Associated Rights and Related International Interests 2.9 Assignment of Debtor's Rights 2.10 Sales 2.11 Remedies 2.12 Other Issues Chapter 3. The Relation of the Convention to the Law of Outer Space 3.1 An Overview of the Law of Outer Space 3.2 The Primacy of the Space Treaties 3.3 The Definitions of "Space", "Space Object" and "Space Asset" 3.4 Liability for Damage Caused by a Space Object 3.6 Jurisdiction under the Outer Space Treaty and Registration Convention 3.7 The Convention's Relation to the Moon Agreement 3.8 The Convention's Relation to the ITU Instruments Annex 1: Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment Annex 2: Protocol to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment on Matters Specific to Space Assets Bibliography
• Index of References to the Convention and the Space Assets Protocol
• Subject Matter Index.

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