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Will include any loss suffered as a result of.
Paragraph 34 of the decision states that"direct loss, damage, orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of.
In any event any loss suffered resulted from the embargo.
Under paragraph 6 thereof, this will include any loss suffered as a result of.
This will include any loss suffered as a result of… Departure from or inability to leave Iraq or Kuwait(or a decision not to return) during that period…”.
Paragraph 34 provides that direct loss, damage orinjury to Governments will include any loss suffered as a result of.
This will include any loss suffered as a result of, inter alia,"the breakdown of civil order in Kuwait or Iraq during that period" i.e. 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
You will reimburse Stars Mobile for any chargebacks, denial orreversal of payments you make and any loss suffered by us as a consequence.
This will include any loss suffered as a result of, inter alia,"the breakdown of civil order in… Iraq during that period" i.e. 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
Paragraph 34 of Governing Council decision 7 provides that"direct loss, damage, orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of.
Paragraph 34(a) of Governing Council decision 7 provides for the payment of compensation for any loss suffered as a result of military operations or the threat of military action by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991./.
In more specific terms, Governing Council decision 7, paragraph 21 states that any direct loss, damage, or injury to corporations andother entities is compensable including any loss suffered as a result of.
In the circumstances the Panel is unable to identify any loss suffered by Halliburton Limited with respect to these advances, as a result of the invasion or otherwise, and these advances appear to be recoverable from the relevant employees.
In any event, under paragraph 21 of Governing Council decision 7,Iraq's liability includes any loss suffered as a result of military operations by either side.
In decision 7, paragraph 34(c),the Governing Council considered that“any loss suffered as a result of…[a]ctions by officials, employees or agents of the Government of Iraq or its controlled entities during that period in connection with the invasion and occupation” are compensable.
In such a case, the debtor can raise the non-performance to defeat the assignee's claim, but needs to make a separate claim against the assignor to obtain, for example,compensation for any loss suffered as a result of the assignor's non-performance see para. 29.
Furthermore, under paragraph 21 ofGoverning Council decision 7, a compensable loss“include[s] any loss suffered as a result of.[m]ilitary operations or threat of military action by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.” Emphasis added.
Considering the overarching nature of the draft principles and the developing nature of international law in this area, some delegations considered it appropriate to have a broaddefinition of the environment, while preserving the need for the claimants to establish standing and causal connection between the incident and any loss suffered.
The Panel noted that Governing Councildecision 7 states that"direct loss, damage or injury" includes any loss suffered as a result of military operations by either side during the period from 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
You agree that you will not make or attempt to make any charge-backs, and/or deny or reverse any payment that you have made and you hereby agree that you will reimburse the Company for any charge-backs, denial orreversal of payments you make and any loss suffered by the Company as a consequence thereof.
Pursuant to paragraph 34(a) of Governing Council decision 7,"direct loss, damage, orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of"military operations by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
Accordingly, the Panel finds that the phrase“any loss suffered as a result of” in the second sentence does not mean that any loss, however remote, connected to the specific circumstances described is to be regarded as a direct loss. .
In the second"F4" report, the Panel noted that, pursuant to paragraph 34(a) of Governing Council decision 7,"direct loss, damage, orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of"military operations by either side during the period 2 August 1990 and 2 March 1991.
As a preliminary point, Iraq states that paragraph 34(a) of Governing Council decision 7,which holds Iraq liable for any loss suffered as a result of"military operations or threat of military action by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991" is"inconsistent with the rules and principles of international law governing state responsibility.
In relation to property losses caused by the breakdown of civil order due to the absence of legal authority following Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait, the Panel noted that paragraph 34(d)of Governing Council decision 7 provides that Iraq is responsible for“any loss suffered as a result of…[t]he breakdown of civil order in Kuwait or Iraq during” the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
Pursuant to paragraph 34(a) of Governing Council Decision 7,"direct loss damage orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of"military operations or threat of military action by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
With regard to Iraq's contention that Governing Council decision 19 bars recovery of part of this claim, Saudi Arabia points out that, pursuant to Governing Council decision 7, Iraq is liable for,among other things,"any loss suffered as a result of military operations or threat of military action by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
As noted in paragraph 23, Governing Council decision 7 states that"direct loss, damage, orinjury" includes any loss suffered as a result of military operations by either side during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
Paragraph 34 of Governing Council decision 7 states that"direct loss, damage or injury" resulting from Iraq's invasion andoccupation of Kuwait includes any loss suffered as a result of"[d]eparture of persons from or their inability to leave Iraq or Kuwait(or a decision not to return) during[the] period of 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.