LODGED BY THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNDER THE CAPE TOWN CONVENTION AT THE TIME OF THE DEPOSIT OF ITS INSTRUMENT OF ACCESSION IN RESPECT THEREOF
(i) Form No. 1 (Specific opt-in declarations under Article 39(1)(a))
“The United Arab Emirates declares that the following categories of non-consensual right or interest:
(ii) Form No. 4 (general opt-in declarations under Article 39(1)(b)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that nothing in the Convention shall affect its right or that of any entity of that State, any intergovernmental Organization or other private provider of public services to arrest or detain an object under its laws for payment of amounts owed to the United Arab Emirates, any such entity, Organization or provider directly relating to the services provided by it in respect of the object.”
(iii) Form No. 6(opt-in declarations under Article 40)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that the following categories of non-consensual right or interest:
(iv) Form No. 10 (general declaration under Article 52)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that the Convention is to apply to all its territorial units.”
(v) Form No. 11 (declarations under Article 53)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that all primary courts within their respective territorial jurisdictions are the relevant court(s) for the purposes of Article 1 and Chapter XII of the Convention.”
(vi) Form No. 13 (mandatory declarations under Article 54(2))
“The United Arab Emirates declares that any remedies available to the creditor under the Convention which are not expressed under the relevant provision thereof to require application to the court may be exercised only with leave of the court.”
LODGED BY THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNDER THE AIRCRAFT PROTOCOL AT THE TIME OF THE DEPOSIT OF ITS INSTRUMENT OF ACCESSION IN RESPECT THEREOF
(i) Form No. 19 (opt-in declaration under Article XXX(1) in respect of Article VIII)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that it will apply Article VIII.”
(ii) Form No. 21 (opt-in declarations under Article XXX(2) in respect of Article X providing for the application of the entirety of the latter)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that it will apply Article X in its entirety and that the number of working days to be used for the purpose of the time limit laid down in Article X(2) shall be in respect of the remedies specified in Articles 13(1)(a), (b) and (c) of the Convention (preservation of the aircraft objects and their value ; possession, control or custody of the aircraft objects; and immobilization of the aircraft objects) not more than ten (10) calendar days and in respect of the remedies specified in Article 13 (1) (d) and (e) of the Convention (lease or management of the aircraft objects and the income thereof and sale and application of proceeds from the aircraft equipment) not more than thirty (30) calendar days.”
(iii) Form No. 23 (general opt-in declarations under Article XXX(3) in respect of Article XI providing for the application of Alternative A in its entirety to all types of insolvency proceeding)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that it will apply Article XI, Alternative A in its entirety to all types of insolvency proceeding and all other insolvency-related events and that waiting period for the purposes of Article XI(3) of that Alternative shall be sixty (60) calendar days.”
(iv) Form No. 26(opt-in declarations under Article XXX(I) in respect of Article XII)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that it will apply Article XII.”
(v) Form No. 27(opt-in declarations under Article XXX(1) in respect of Article XIII)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that it will apply Article XIII.”
(vi) Form No.28 (A) (opt-in declarations under Article XIX(1)providing for the designation of entry points for compulsory use as transmitters of registration information for airframes and helicopters, and for optional use as transmitters of registration information for aircraft engines, to the International Registry)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that the General Civil Aviation Authority (“GCAA”), acting through its Aircraft Registry (Dubai/Abu Dhabi) and/or Ince Al Jallaf & Co.(Dubai) as published by the GCAA, shall be the entry point(s) at which information required for registration in respect of airframes or helicopters to civil aircraft of the United Arab Emirates or aircraft to become a civil aircraft of the United Arab Emirates shall be transmitted, and in respect of aircraft engines may be transmitted, to the International Registry.”
(vii) Form No.34(general declarations under Article XXIX)
“The United Arab Emirates declares that the Aircraft Protocol is to apply to all its territorial units.”
(a) liens in favour of airlines workers for unpaid wages arising since the time of a declared default under a contract to finance or lease the subject object;
shall have priority under its law over an interest in an object equivalent to that of the holder of a registered international interest and shall have priority over a registered international interest and shall have priority over a registered international interest, whether in or outside insolvency proceedings.”
(b) liens in favour of any United Arab Emirates state entity relating to unpaid taxes or other charges since the time of a declared default under a contract to finance or lease the subject object.
(c) liens in favour of repairers of an object in their possession to the extent of services performed on and value added to the object.
(a) rights of a person obtaining a court order permitting attachment of an aircraft object in partial or full satisfaction of a legal judgement;
shall be registrable under the Convention as regards any category of object as if the right or interest were an international interest and shall be regulated accordingly.”
(b) liens in favour of workers for unpaid wages arising prior to the time of a declared default under a contract to finance or lease the subject object;
(c) liens or other rights of a state entity relating to taxes or other unpaid charges arising
(d) all other nonconsensual rights or interests which under the law of the United Arab Emirates could have priority over the rights of secured creditors –