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In the fifth"E2" report, the Panel determined that.
In such cases the Panel determined that the claims would be compensable.
The Panel determined that these claims should be sent to Iraq for its comments.
With respect to the cost of returning employees to Kuwait, the Panel determined that the claimant should be compensated only if the following criteria are met.
The Panel determined that the claim should be reviewed on the basis of such amount.
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Noting that, during the course of its review of the claims covered by the report, the panel determined that some of the"E4" claims did not overlap with claims in categories"C" and/or"D.
The Panel determined that the prices of ammonia and urea were rising during the FP claim period.
In respect of claims for lost investments, the Panel determined that there could be no recovery where the business entity still exists.
The Panel determined that deaths occurring prior to 2 August 1990 were not imputable to Iraqi causes.
Fact of ownership Before making any decision regarding compensability in respect of C5-BA losses in Iraq, the Panel determined that basic criteria must be satisfied to demonstrate fact of ownership, fact of loss and causation.
The Panel determined that many of these recruits were ex-combatants from Liberia's civil war.
Given the nature of the second instalment claims, the Panel determined that due process would require the provision to Iraq of copies of all of the claim files submitted by claimants.
The Panel determined that a claimant is entitled only to the amount supported by appropriate evidence.
Based upon the available inventory records, the Panel determined that PIC lost 195,836 urea bags from the bagging unit, with an adjusted value of KWD 25,850.
The Panel determined that, in accordance with article 38(c) of the Rules, it would review the Claims within 180 days.
In view of the inconclusive sample results, the Panel determined that the number of days asserted by such claimants should be reduced by a weighted average percentage.
The Panel determined in this case that shochu and vodka are“like products” for the purposes of Article III: 2, first sentence.
Given the nature of the third instalment part one claims, the Panel determined that due process would require the provision to Iraq of copies of all of the claim files submitted by the claimants.
The Panel determined that this was insufficient of itself to discharge the burden of proof imposed on category“F” Claimants by the Rules. In this and other such cases, the Panel finds that compensation should not be awarded for the portions of the Claims in question.
In calculating the value of recommended awards, the Panel determined that the exchange rates used by the Claimants were reasonable approximations of the applicable rates in the United Nations Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.
The Panel determined that such“forced sales” are a direct result of the invasion and occupation of Kuwait and are therefore compensable.
Accordingly, the Panel determined that such claims are not eligible for compensation.
The Panel determined that spouses who lived together throughout the regular filing period would have had the same opportunity to file claims.
In the First Report, the Panel determined that interest would be paid in accordance with Governing Council decision 16.
The Panel determined that the claimant's loss was not a loss in respect of stock since the claimant continued to trade in stock during the occupation period.
Upon review, the Panel determined that the two claimants had filed competing claims in respect of certain of those businesses.
The Panel determined that such additional educational expenses are the direct result of the invasion and occupation of Kuwait and are therefore compensable.
In the first instalment, the Panel determined that once the fact of injury had been proven, the presence of MPA could reasonably be assumed.
The Panel determined that the lender bank has not raised a similar claim for the affected properties and that the claimant actually incurred the repair costs claimed.
In its first report, the Panel determined that claimants seeking compensation for the non-payment of amounts owed by Kuwaiti parties must.