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The claimant also submitted photographs showing substantial damage to his home.
In addition to witness statements andphotographs of the horses, the claimant also submitted copies of insurance documents for all of the horses, which were dated prior to 1990 and reflected similar values to those set out in the claimant's schedule.
The claimant also submitted a video tape showing extensive damage to two of his homes.
The claimant also submitted numerous photographs showing damage to three of his residences.
The claimant also submitted documentary proof of the amount paid to H. Stern, including a copy of the cheque.
The Claimant also submitted a Danish architectural magazine from 1987 which featured the Claimant's home.
The claimant also submitted a claim for mental pain and anguish as a result of being forced to hide.
The non-Kuwaiti claimant also submitted documentation from his partners authorizing him to file on their behalf for the losses of the business.
The claimant also submitted a claim for rent paid for the period from July 1991 to December 1991 to allow refurbishment and redecoration of the claimant's showroom.
The claimant also submitted a copy of Iraq's Revolutionary Command Council resolution No. 361 to show that her home was targeted by Iraqi authorities.
The claimant also submitted witness statements from related parties to the effect that the claimant had not made any sales since the date of its incorporation.
The claimant also submitted a report written by the manager of the branch in Iraq dated 30 June 1990 which confirms that the claimant's projects in Iraq were ongoing at that time.
The claimant also submitted numerous photographs to show that the home was ransacked, looted and damaged during the period of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The claimant also submitted the original invoice for the Valuation Item dated 1 January 1981 that provided detailed information as to the cut, carat, color and clarity of the diamonds.
The category"D" claimant also submitted a"rent-a-permit" agreement dated 1990 by which he rented the business licence from the business licence holder for a monthly fee.
The claimant also submitted evidence to show that he spent about 9 million French francs up to 1987 in connection with the purchase of unspecified antiques, furniture and paintings.
The first claimant also submitted three PAAAF certificates, similar to the one mentioned above but dated April, June and July 1990, as well as a different fodder card for 700 sheep and 110 horses.
The claimant also submitted a personal statement describing the interrogation and subsequent injury together with three witness statements from individuals who escorted the claimant to hospital on 13 October 1990.
The claimant also submitted an original invoice that confirmed the sale of the third set of Persian carpets and a post-invasion statement from the carpet supplier that contained a detailed description of the items listed in the invoice.
The non-Kuwaiti claimant also submitted lease agreements and rent receipts for shop 243 and an insurance policy for the partnership that bore the names of both the non-Kuwaiti claimant and the Kuwaiti owner.
The first claimant also submitted magazine articles concerning the family's stables and computer print-outs allegedly from the former general manager of the HEC in support of two detailed lists comprising eight race horses and 17 mares.
The claimant also submitted a pre-invasion inoculation certificate from the Public Authority for Agricultural Affairs and Fisheries("PAAAF") that referred to the vaccination of 200 of the claimant's horses on 15 September 1989.
The non-Kuwaiti claimant also submitted an authorization that enabled him to act on behalf of the Kuwaiti claimant in relation to the business, audited financial statements for the business and a lease for the business premise in his own name.
The claimant also submitted documentation, in the form of invoices, valuations and copies of the business' ledger, to establish that the jewellery business did not trade in Boucheron jewellery and to prove that the jewellery business was supplied principally by suppliers in the Far East.
The claimant also submitted a letter from the claimant's lawyer dated 2 June 1992 advising it of an upcoming hearing and requesting it to provide the missing documents to the Expert's Department, as well as a letter from the Expert's Department dated 28 June 1992 advising them that since the missing documents were not provided as requested, the matter was being transferred back to the court.
In some cases, however, the claimants also submitted new Form E claim forms setting out a claim for a higher amount than previously stated.
Sixth instalment claimants also submitted claims for uncollected receivables, goodwill, key money, contracts and other losses not specifically itemised on the D9 page of the claim form.
The claimant has also submitted detailed accounts of the steps taken to document his claim. the reasons thata limited number of.
In such circumstances, where the claimant has also submitted a claim for loss of profits, the Panel has evaluated the claim for advance rental payments as part of the claim for loss of profits, as described in paragraphs 187 et seq below.
In some of the claims under review, however,it is not possible to value a claim for rental payments as an element of a loss of profits claim because of the manner in which the claims are presented for example, the claimant has not also submitted a claim for loss of profits.