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International recognition of judicial sale of ships

27.6.19

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Managing Partner Ann Fenech on the development of an International Instrument on the International recognition of Judicial sale of Ships. Dr. Fenech is the co-chair of the International Working Group on Judicial Sales and CMI Co-ordinator for this project at UNCITRAL.

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