Примеры использования Such claimants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All such claimants had Jordanian passports.
Filing separate claim forms for the same deceased affects the manner in which the Panel's recommendations for such claimants are reported.
Many of such claimants were unrepresented.
Consequently, to limit the period wherein compensation may be awarded to the time it took to begin any level of production would not adequately compensate such claimants.
Many, but not all such claimants, were operating in the tourism industry.A.
Accordingly, the Panel finds that, in order toestablish the compensability of losses resulting from a decline in business, such claimants are required to meet the evidentiary standard described in paragraph 105 above.
Such claimants are therefore ineligible for inclusion in the late-claims programme.
For this reason, no departure-related expenses for such claimants could be reasonably attributed to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Such claimants must provide evidence that confirms the circumstances of their detention and its duration.
Wishing to allow a reasonable additional period of time during which such claimants can receive payment on a priority basis after they have been located;
Such claimants have normally ways to ensure that they have priority and that the debtor is notified accordingly.
It follows from the directness requirement that such claimants must establish a direct link between a loss and Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Such claimants are ineligible to participate in the late-claims programme unless they are able to rebut this presumption to the satisfaction of the Panel. Reasons review.
The Parties agree to safeguard the rights of private claimants and to ensure that such claimants that they have the right of access to the courts, administrative tribunals and agencies of each State for the purpose of realizing the protection of their rights.
Such claimants could have reasonably assumed that once the Allied Coalition Forces launched military operations, it was likely that Kuwait would be liberated and commercial relations would resume.
The Panel finds that the majority of these claimants were able to furnish documentary evidence to refute the data inthe relevant database and therefore considers such claimants eligible to participate in the"bedoun" programme.
However, many such claimants either had short term contracts that were“rolled over” every year or were employed“at will”.
From the evidence submitted by the claimant groups specified in paragraph 47,the Panel determined that it may be reasonably concluded that such claimants fall under at least one of the eight“forced hiding categories”.
In addition, such claimants must provide proof that they had given up their former employment in order to take up the new employment.
The Panel had expressed the view that the Governing Council might wish to review that matter andhad indicated the lines along which a fair solution could be achieved by an appropriate decision of the Governing Council that would maintain"a just balance between such claimants and those who will benefit from the application of decision 21.
The Panel requires such claimants to provide specific proof that they have been authorized, or are otherwise entitled, to bring the claims.
Mindful of the fact that the sample review indicated that the Government of Jordan filed claims during the regular filing period on behalf of Palestinians holding other types of travel documents,the Panel presumes that such claimants had a full and effective opportunity to file claims through the Government of Jordan.
Most such claimants have calculated their losses by comparing the average occupancy rates for the months preceding, covering and succeeding the period of the invasion.
The Panel considers that such claimants should have had the ability to access the same types of documents to support their claims as typical"E4" claimants. .
However, for such claimants to receive loss of profits awards for any extended period following the liberation of Kuwait, the claimants must clearly demonstrate that a“separate and distinct” cause for their inability to resume operations is Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel determines that such claimants are ineligible to participate in the late-claims programme since they could have filed claims through the Governments of such States.
Accordingly, if such claimants were unable to provide more direct evidence of the loss(such as port authority or shipping agent certificates), the Panel allowed the claim if it was apparent that, based on shipping dates, modes of transport used and other shipping details, the loss did not occur due to the trade embargo or related measures.
This is illustrated by the fact that such claimants had the opportunity to file in other categories for a higher amount if they believed that the damages that they actually suffered were greater than the fixed sums envisaged in the category"A" claims.
The Panel finds that such claimants are ineligible to participate in the late-claims programme unless they demonstrate that the presumption should not apply to them.
However, the Panel examines the reasons statements of such claimants and their factual assertions on a case-by-case basis to determine whether such claimants had a full and effective opportunity to file claims through the Government of Lebanon during the regular filing period.