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It contends that the authors' allegations were groundless.
The Cuban Government is not a victim, as it contends.
In any event, it contends that the claim is not substantiated.
Al-Haramain filed its other lawsuit on 28 February 2006, claiming that the United States Government used an allegedly illegal programme of electronic surveillance without a warrant or court order to gather evidence, which it contends was used to designate the foundation as a listed entity.
It contends that the criminal responsibility of the author's son was grounded.
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Further, the claimant seeks the cost of constructing a new university which it contends represents compensation for the increase in student population created by the influx of returnees and lack of finances to meet the increase.
It contends that the family withdrew its application to the RRT on 12 January 1996.
In both cases, it contends that these losses occurred as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
It contends that the author has never requested a copy of this medical note.
Subsidiarily, it contends that the petitioners' allegations are ill-founded, and should be rejected on the merits.
It contends that no documents have been adduced to prove the complainant's identity.
It contends that the complainant's return to Bangladesh would not be in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
It contends that the exceptions referred to above also are justified in relation to freedom of political communication.
It contends that Mr. Hekmati has not been permitted regular contact with his family, lawyer, or the Swiss Ambassador.
Thus, it contends that these additional expenses were a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
It contends that, after verification, it transpired that the author's allegations in the communication were groundless.
Thus, it contends that its claim for USD 84,000 is for both lost revenue and lost profits.
It contends that Mr. Rastorguev was apprehended in accordance with the law and he was brought promptly before a judge.
Thus, it contends that these additional expenses were incurred as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Firstly, it contends that the author's complaint has its basis in the law of the United States, State of Pennsylvania and not in Canadian law.
It contends that the inquiry established that the author could have been involved in the crime of attempted murder of the manager of an oil company.
It contends that it was unable to bring its entire staff to London following Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait for a number of reasons.
Furthermore, it contends that there is no basis for the author's doubt that recourse to the Court of Cassation could not provide him with judicial redress.
It contends that those two vessels, NAKILAT 1 and STRIKER, lost charter hire during the period from 2 August 1990 to the date when repairs were completed.
It contends that the author has provided no basis for his claim that he was denied a fair and public hearing within the meaning of article 14 of the Covenant.
It contends that the extracts from newspapers referred to in the author's comments cannot be viewed as a substantiation of his claims about his innocence.
It contends that, had the Azerbaijani authorities considered him to be a threat to the regime, they would have kept him in detention for longer periods.
It contends that that the adoption of the plan was in accordance with EU legislation and nothing in the Convention precludes the promotion of wind energy.
Items that it contends were looted or damaged included office computers, other office equipment, office furniture and household furnishings.
It contends that the author has failed to exhaust domestic remedies to challenge both the deportation order and the legality of his administrative detention.