Примеры использования Second instalment claims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Summary of the second instalment claims Claimant.
The Panel has applied the same criteria to the second instalment claims.
Annex III: Second instalment claims for which nil award recommended.
This verification was performed on the entire E4 population, not just the second instalment claims.
Second instalment claims for which nil award recommended UNSEQ claim no.
Certain sub-claims of one of the second instalment claims were deferred for later review see annex III below.
The present report only addresses new issues which arise out of the factual circumstances of the second instalment claims.
The Panel has reviewed the second instalment claims using amounts rounded to the nearest US$1,000.
The Panel considered this subject in the First E/F Report(see paragraphs 79 to 82) andfollowed the same approach in relation to the second instalment claims.
The second instalment claims raise certain further such issues and the Panel now turns to such common legal issues.
Tangible property losses are raised in all but 20 of the second instalment claims, aggregating KD 41,021,456 approximately US$141,942,754.
The second instalment claims include, in particular, the group of claims relating to losses which occurred at the Airport.
Pursuant to article 38 of the Rules, this report contains the Panel's recommendations to the Governing Council concerning the second instalment claims.
Some of the second instalment claims seek compensation for relief paid to Kuwaiti and/or GCC employees of the Government.
Compensability Four significant legal andfactual issues raised by the first instalment claims are all raised by the second instalment claims.
One of the second instalment claims contains a sub-claim concerning payments made in respect of legal costs incurred during arbitration proceedings.
In accordance with paragraph 98 of the First E/F Report, however, the Panel recommends that the date from which interest is to run for the second instalment claims is the date of compensable loss.
In one of the second instalment claims, a claimant seeks compensation for payments made to its policyholders under export credit policies.
The Panel refers to the“F3” claims reported in these reportsas the“first instalment claims”, the“second instalment claims”, the“third instalment part one claims” and the“third instalment part two claims” respectively.
Before the second instalment claims were submitted to the Panel, the secretariat undertook a complete review of these claims in accordance with the Rules.
This report contains the Panel's recommendations to the Governing Council, pursuant to article 38(e) of the Rules,concerning the second instalment of E/F Claims consisting of 33 claims for compensation in a total amount of USD 675,287,299 the"second instalment claims.
The Panel has applied to the second instalment claims the valuation methodology used in the first instalment claims see paragraphs 37 to 43 of the First E/F Report.
As set out in paragraphs 95 and 96 of the First E/F Report,the Panel recommends that the appropriate exchange rate to be applied to the second instalment claims in currencies other than United States dollars(USD) should be the rate prevailing in the United Nations Monthly Bulletin of Statistics on the date of compensable loss.
The second instalment claims seek compensation for losses totalling US$4,572,908,523 plus interest of US$726,928,049. The amount claimed in each claim is set out in the table below.
In light of this,the Panel now turns to consider whether the second instalment claims that seek compensation for the loss of, or damage to, military assets are compensable.
One of the second instalment claims relates to payments to a policyholder for the loss of employees' personal belongings seized by Iraqi forces during Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Having regard to the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation, andthe amount of compensation sought, the Panel has classified all the second instalment claims as"unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules, thereby requiring the Panel to complete its review of these claims within a period of 12 months.
In one of the second instalment claims(see paragraph 46 below), the claimant seeks compensation for brokers' fees incurred by the claimant as the result of paying the policyholder's claim. .
In view of the nature andcomplexity of the issues raised in the second instalment claims, the Panel classified the second instalment claims as"unusually large or complex" claims within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
One of the second instalment claims was submitted on behalf of a syndicate of insurance and reinsurance companies that was domiciled in Iraq on 2 August 1990 but which subsequently transferred its administrative functions to an entity in Cyprus incorporated on 2 October 1990.