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Further, USD 26,383.06 is claimed by one claimant in respect of business losses that the claimant asserts were suffered by a non-Kuwaiti company.
The Claimant asserts that 330 items were lost.
One claim relates to a business in Kuwait which, the claimant asserts, could not be resumed after the liberation of that country.
The Claimant asserts that work was delayed for nine months from August 1990.
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Of the amount claimed for incentive payments, the Claimant asserts that SAR 1,903,876 was paid by the port contractor to its staff.
The Claimant asserts that during the evacuation several of its cars were left in Baghdad.
The Claimant seeks compensation for loss of revenue in relation to the following plants and units which the Claimant asserts ceased or reduced production during the periods stated.
The Claimant asserts that these activities resulted in increased fuel consumption.
The OWWA claims US$34,988/ as compensation for office furnishings and supplies belonging to the OWWA in Kuwait and Iraq, andfor a motor vehicle belonging to the OWWA in Kuwait that, the Claimant asserts, was stolen during the occupation.
The Claimant asserts that prior to the delays, it had already paid for the spare parts.
In view of the"extraordinary situation resulting from Iraqi threats to Saudi Arabia", the Claimant asserts that it was necessary to purchase additional equipment and supplies"to prevent Iraqi missile attacks causing widespread panic among the population.
The Claimant asserts that the telephone lines to the Iraqi Office were disconnected in October 1990.
One claim was for loss of personal property that a claimant asserts was lost as a result of his detention by Iraqi security forces from January to July 1990.
The claimant asserts personal losses and business losses allegedly sustained in connection with a contracting business in Kuwait in the amount of USD 22,262,837.
In his personal statement, the claimant asserts that his property was stolen as a result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The claimant asserts that her jewellery collection was inherited, gifted or purchased between the mid-1940s and the mid-1960s and, therefore, it was not possible to provide additional documentary evidence.
During the period of the invasion and occupation, the Claimant asserts that its contact with the Ministry of Defence was limited to co-ordination to avoid casualties, such as alerting citizens prior to scud missile attacks.
The Claimant asserts that the property disappeared during Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Moreover, the evidence indicates that the revenue that the Claimant asserts was lost from the three border customs posts was compensated for by an increase in revenue earned at other customs posts in Saudi Arabia during the relevant period.
The claimant asserts that the goods were lost or stolen at the airport in Jeddah due to the invasion.
The building, which the Claimant asserts was structurally unsound as a result of the missile impact, was eventually demolished in 1997.
Each claimant asserts that he was the sole owner of the business as at 2 August 1990.
Each claimant asserts that he was the sole owner of the business as at 2 August 1990.
Each claimant asserts that he was the sole owner of the business as at 2 August 1990.
Each claimant asserts that she was the sole owner of the business as at 2 August 1990.
Each claimant asserts that he/she was the sole owner of the business as at 2 August 1990.
The Claimant asserts that these banknotes were submitted by 14 Tunisian nationals returning from Kuwait.
The Claimant asserts that these costs were incurred as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Claimant asserts that, but for Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, it would not have incurred these costs.