Примеры использования Seventeenth instalment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Concerning part one of the seventeenth instalment of individual.
The seventeenth instalment initially comprised 708 claims.
The Panel has divided the seventeenth instalment into two parts.
Three claims were previously resolved by the Panel in part two of the seventeenth instalment.
The seventeenth instalment originally comprised a total of 65 claims filed by Saudi Arabian claimants.
These reports covered,inter alia, the seventeenth instalment of"E4" claims.
Two claimants in the seventeenth instalment were successful in substantiating their claim for cash losses.
The Panel will complete its review of part two of the seventeenth instalment in September 2003.
Some of the claims in part one of the seventeenth instalment raise new factual, legal or valuation issues that have not been dealt with in the Panel's previous reports.
Tangible property losses are claimed by all of the seventeenth instalment claimants.
A number of claimants in part two of the seventeenth instalment claim for interest on losses contained in their category"D" claims for a total amount of USD 448,617.23.
The Panel applies these findings to the claims included in part one of the seventeenth instalment.
A total of 14 claims have been added to the seventeenth instalment since the Panel commenced its review of the claims in the instalment. .
The remaining claims will be included in the Panel's report in respect of part two of the seventeenth instalment.
A number of claimants in part two of the seventeenth instalment seek claims preparation costs incurred by them, either for a specific or an unspecified amount.
The following table sets out the number of claims by submitting entity resolved in the seventeenth instalment.
Taking into account all of the claims added to or deferred from the seventeenth instalment, the Panel has resolved a total of 687 claims 382 claims in part one and 305 claims in part two.
Includes two claims that were withdrawn by the claimants during the course of the Panel's review of part one of the seventeenth instalment.
Of particular relevance to the Panel's review of the Saudi Arabian claims in the seventeenth instalment are the findings of the"E2" Panel as set out in its first instalment report.
Four significant legal andfactual issues raised in the first instalment claims are all raised in the seventeenth instalment claims.
With respect to the application claims included in part two of the seventeenth instalment, there were no new factual, legal or valuation issues that have not been addressed in the Panel's previous reports.
The annex hereto lists the awards recommended by the Panel for each Government for the claims resolved in part two of the seventeenth instalment.
In respect of the one claim transmitted to Iraq that is included in part one of the seventeenth instalment, Iraq's comments have been taken into consideration when making recommendations concerning this claim.
Part two of the seventeenth instalment includes a number of claims for high value personal property items that have been designated as"unusually large or complex" claims within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
Following the acceptance of the 13 claims for late filing, 12 claims submitted by nine individuals were reviewed by the Panel in part one of the seventeenth instalment of category"D" claims and compensation was recommended by the Panel in respect of all 12 claims.
The seventeenth instalment consisting of 20"E4" claims was submitted to the Panel on 7 February 2001, in accordance with article 32 of the Provisional Rules for Claims Procedure(S/AC.26/1992/10) the"Rules.
The Panel has identified some new factual and legal issues arising in the D8/D9(individual business)loss claims filed by those Saudi Arabian claimants whose category"D" claims are included in this report in respect of part one of the seventeenth instalment.
The seventeenth instalment comprises all loss types that can be claimed in category"D", with a large number of claims containing D4(personal property) losses and D8/D9(individual business) losses.
One of the two claims that the Panel reviewed during the course of part one of the seventeenth instalment was the subject of a technical mission to Kuwait undertaken at the Panel's direction by the secretariat and the expert consultants in November 2002.
The remaining 18 claims were deferred from previous instalments pending the receipt of additional information from the claimants.Fourteen of the 29 additional claims were included in the Panel's report in respect of part one of the seventeenth instalment and the remaining fifteen claims are included in this report.