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Consequently, Budimex contends that it had to bear those costs without achieving expected earnings.2.
Should the Committee consider that the complaint is admissible,the State party contends that it reveals no violation of the Convention.
The Party concerned contends that it did not fail to comply with article 6 of the Convention with respect to the Road Corridor Project.
Finally, the Court is dealing with two cases against Uganda andRwanda in which the Democratic Republic of the Congo contends that it has been the victim of armed aggression.
Petrolube contends that it was obliged to maintain excess stocks of lubricants to meet potential emergency requirements during 1991.
For all the above reasons, the Party concerned contends that it does not fail to comply with article 9, paragraph 3.
The State party contends that it is unaware of any claimant who benefited from a suspension of the statute of limitation on the ground of a change of regime.
At the moment, the Court is deliberating on two cases against Uganda andRwanda in which the Democratic Republic of the Congo contends that it has been the victim of armed attack.
In any event, the author contends that it is very difficult and weighted against a litigant for court action in Australia to be pursued from abroad.
He refers to the same article 65, part 2, of the Electoral Code that had been cited by the Supreme Court, but contends that it does not require the appeal to the Supreme Court to be submitted by members of the initiative group.
The State party contends that it is the author himself, with his series of complaints to national and international bodies, who has endangered his life by failing to exercise due caution.
Finally, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in two separate cases, contends that it has been the victim of armed aggression on the part of Uganda and Rwanda, respectively.
Pelagonija contends that it could not claim damages from the employer as"only preliminary works had been executed on P-1827, which were not destroyed at the employers fault.
UNESCO also recommends that corporal punishment be prohibited in schools, homes andinstitutions as a form of discipline, and contends that it is a violation of human rights as well as counterproductive, ineffective, dangerous and harmful to children.
In this context, the State party contends that it always gave the author the guarantees and assurances requested by the intermediary of the Italian Embassy, so as to facilitate her travel to Colombia.
Therefore, despite an acknowledgement that"the judicial system in the Philippinesmay not be ideal", the State party contends that it is premature for the author to conclude that domestic remedies are ineffective.
GENCON contends that it was excused from loading the bunker lot by an event of force majeure. SITCO has not filed a legal action against GENCON to collect the invoiced amount.
With regard to the author's claim that he made a complaint to the mayor of the Town Council of Roznava, the State party contends that it is not in a position to comment, as it is not aware of the contents or form of this notice.
Iraq contends that it never had any intention to cross the Saudi Arabian border, that the Government of Saudi Arabia provoked Iraq and therefore it was unnecessary to repatriate employees' dependants.
Since this matter has been fully evaluated by the Jamaican courts, and given that there is no evidence in support of the author's assertions,the State party contends that it is inappropriate for the Committee to reopen this issue.
The State party contends that it has taken adequate measures to implement its obligations under the Convention and other fundamental legal instruments on discrimination, notably the European Union rules and standards.
With regard to the alleged ill-treatment of the authors in pre-trial detention andlater in prison, the State party contends that it has found no evidence that any ill-treatment occurred and categorically denies that the incidents referred to took place at all.
Regarding the complainant's claim under article 3,the State party acknowledges that the general human rights situation in Bangladesh is problematic, but contends that it has improved from a long-term perspective, and that persecution for political reasons is rare at the grass-roots level and may under any circumstances be avoided by seeking refuge in another part of the country.
The State party contends that it was unaware of the registration of the communication in 2005 and that it never received the reminders to provide observations, sent between 2006 and 2009.
With respect to the letter from the author's father, of 10 July 1997,the State party contends that it does not constitute sufficient evidence, since it gives no support to the author's claim of arrest and detention, and coming from a close relative, has little evidentiary value.
Brownlie contends that it is supported by pre-Nottebohm literature and national judicial decisions and that it has a"role as a general principle with a variety of possible applications" outside the context of dual nationality.
With regard to the violation of freedom of movement,the State party contends that it cannot be reproached for having prevented the author's brother from leaving the country by holding up his diplomatic passport, since the authorities had issued him a new passport.
Iraq also contends that it is not liable for damage caused by oil releases that resulted from bombing of Iraqi tankers by the Allied Coalition Forces or for damage from oil that was released from oil wells in Kuwait"long after[Iraqi forces] had withdrawn from Kuwait.
With regard to Act No. 119/1990 on judicial rehabilitation, she contends that it did not spell out any condition of citizenship for persons rehabilitated and that such conditions have been incorporated into Act No. 87/1991 on extra-judicial rehabilitation, enacted 14 months later.