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Aerei e vettori. Di Palma ad AVIONEWS sulla Convenzione di Cape Town

Roma, Italia - “In Italia i beni delle compagnie insolventi possono essere aggrediti”

AVIONEWS ha intervistato l'avvocato Pierluigi Di Palma sulle conseguenze della ratifica della Convenzione di Cape Town da parte della Ue. L'argomento è di grandissima attualità, dati i riflessi che taluno paventava a seguito della ratifica europea della Convenzione, che sostanzialmente consente al lessor di riprendersi gli aerei se le compagnie diventano insolventi. Nel corso dell'intervista, c...

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Roma, Italia, 11/09/2012 19:24
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