Примеры использования Special instalment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Special instalment corrections.
The Panel commenced its review of the special instalment in June 2004.
Special instalment(Pakistan) category"A" claims corrections.
Decision concerning the special instalment of bedoun claims(S/AC.26/Dec.246(2005));
The Panel applies these findings concerning interest to the claims included in the special instalment.
The special instalment initially comprised 605 category"D" claims filed on behalf of the 605 detainees and their families.
The Panel's findings and recommendations concerning those claims were set out in the special instalment report.
These two claims were reviewed by the Panel as part of the special instalment of deceased detainee claims the"special instalment.
A detailed description of the application of decision 218 is set out at paragraphs 31-34 of the special instalment report.
The total number of claims not recommended for payment in the special instalment includes two category"D" claims withdrawn by Kuwait.
Table 2 below lists the awards recommended by the Panel for the claims resolved in the special instalment.
In the case of the claims in the special instalment, the precise date of death of the detainees could not be ascertained with any certainty.
In addition, the Governing Council made certain other determinations concerning the special instalment that are referred to hereafter.
A number of claimants in the special instalment claim interest on losses contained in their claims either for a specific or an unspecified amount.
The Panel finds that the loss of support claims in category"D" included in the special instalment have the same purpose.
Awards to be paid in respect of claims in the special instalment are net of any category"A","B" and"C" approved awards made to the same claimants.
Therefore, the Panel recommends no award of compensation in respect of any D1(departure)claims included in the special instalment.
These claims have been reviewed by the"D1" Panel in a special instalment at the same time that the Panel has reviewed the thirtieth instalment. .
The Panel therefore had to consider an alternate"deemed" date of death for the purpose of its review of the special instalment claims.
To the extent that claims in the special instalment gave rise to such new issues, the Panel has ensured that these claims were resolved so as to be consistent with the established category"D" methodologies.
The Panel has applied this methodology in its review of the D3(death)claims included in the special instalment, with one modification that is described below.
Kuwait has incorporated the losses of the detainees included in the suspended claims that remain appropriate for review within the 603 claims comprising the special instalment.
The Panel has not transmitted any of the claims in the special instalment to Iraq for its comments, as the claims did not meet the Panel's established criteria for the transmission of category"D" claims to Iraq.
By Procedural Order No. 49 signed on 15 December 2004,the Panel also took up for review certain additional claims as part of the special instalment.
In respect of the claims included in the special instalment, the Panel has made recommendations of awards of compensation to the families of the deceased detainees in respect of the MPA suffered by them in accordance with decisions 8 and 218.
The Panel's findings concerning the eligibility of each of these potential claims for filing with the Commission are set out at paragraphs 86-93 of the special instalment report.
A number of claims in the special instalment include losses allegedly sustained by deceased detainees in respect of real property or businesses that were purportedly owned by them at the time of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
As the"F3" Panel is no longer in existence, and as the fate of the detainees has now been ascertained,the claim has been taken up by the Panel for review as part of the special instalment.
During the course of its review of the claims in the special instalment, the Panel has encountered some claims with category"D" losses that raise new factual, legal or valuation issues that have not been dealt with in the Panel's previous reports.
Having reviewed both Ministerial Orders,the Panel finds that the requirement of decision 12 concerning the legal determination of the death of the detainees has been met in respect of the 603 deceased detainee claims resolved in the special instalment.