Fraport benefits from court ruling

3-Feb-2004

PHILIPPINES. The Philippine supreme court has declared that the government must pay compensation to Fraport-led consortium Philippine International Air Terminal Corp in order to take control of Manila Ninoy Aquino International airport's new terminal.

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The court confirmed its ruling of May 2003 that the agreement signed by the two parties on the construction and operation of T3 was invalid, but added that at least

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