Примеры использования Claimant failed to provide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Claimant failed to provide this information.
It appears that SOMO's obligation to make its reciprocal supplies was extended or delayed, but the claimant failed to provide the relevant documents.
The claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence as to the nature or composition of the claim.
Furthermore, and in any event, the Panel notes that,despite a request in the article 34 notification, the Claimant failed to provide any documentation evidencing the payment to the Canadian Red Cross Society.
The claimant failed to provide sufficient information as to the nature, purpose or amount of the claim.
For example, in one of the sub-claims described in paragraph 49 above,the Panel does not recommend compensation as the claimant failed to provide evidence that the consignee had paid the consignor for the goods and thereby had suffered a loss.
However, the claimant failed to provide work orders or sufficient evidence of contractual agreements.
Despite a request in the article 34 notification for information as to the nature of the payments made to the evacuees and evidence that the payments had,in fact, been made, the Claimant failed to provide any explanation or evidence in support of the Claim.
However, the Claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence demonstrating that the contract price increase was attributable to such factors.
While the invoices provided by the claimant contained information as to the carat size of the diamond and the coloured stones and the weight of the pearls,the Panel finds that the claimant failed to provide sufficient information concerning the colour and clarity of the diamond, the origin of the coloured stones and the quality of the pearls.
The claimant failed to provide documentary evidence identifying the managing authority for the five companies or the country of incorporation of these entities.
In the light of the foregoing, the Panel determined that the claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish the amount of loss, the circumstances in which the loss occurred and the cause of the loss.
However, the claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence to demonstrate that the costs stated to have been incurred were for projects that were not resumed as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
However, the Panel finds that the Claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish that it incurred any loss of revenues or profits as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
In particular, the claimant failed to provide the number of"young chicks" held, which prevented the Panel from comparing the per capita valuation of the livestock with a 1990 Kuwaiti market valuation.
The Panel finds that the Claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish that it incurred any loss of revenues or any loss of profits as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
For example, in one claim where the claimant failed to provide shipping documents, the Panel has inferred from the payment of 90 per cent of the contract price by the Iraqi buyer, which was due upon receipt of the goods, that the goods called for under the contract had been shipped by the claimant-seller.
Where the claimant fails to provide the originals of documents that support his or her asserted losses, the Panel determines that such loss types or loss elements will not be recommended for compensation.
Specifically, the claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors' inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.
Nearly all of the claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors' inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Specifically, the claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors= inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq=s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Most of the claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors' inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Having reviewed the claimants' responses to the notifications,the Panel noted that the claimants failed to provide the requested original copies of certain documents and did not provide a satisfactory explanation for this failure.
Most claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors' inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
In some cases, claimants failed to provide sufficient explanation as to the nature, purpose or amount of their claims for other losses, or evidence to substantiate that they had sustained such losses as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
No compensation has been recommended for C6-Support losses where claimants fail to provide any information in support of their C6-Support claim or where the information provided is insufficient to prove that their claim falls within one of the established categories for C6-Support. C6-MPA.
No compensation has been recommended for C6-MPA losses where claimants fail to provide any information in support of their C6-MPA claim or where the information provided is insufficient to establish a deprivation of all economic resources that seriously threatened the claimant's survival and that of his or her family.
The remaining claimants failed to provide evidence to demonstrate that their debtors' inability to pay was a direct result of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.
In the case of estimated repairs that have not been completed, if the claimant fails to provide an acceptable explanation for not having completed the repairs, a further risk adjustment is applied to the valuation amount.
Further, and in any event, the Claimant has failed to provide any evidence upon which the Panel could verify or value a loss.