Примеры использования Three claimants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Three claimants provided financing for goods purchased by Iraqi buyers.
In response to letters issued pursuant to article 34 of the Rules(see paragraph 18 above), three claimants reduced their claims for bad debts to reflect amounts recovered from their debtors after their claims were submitted.
Three claimants described in paragraphs 28, 29, and 40, seek compensation for losses in respect of contracts with Iraq.
Apart from these trading and service industry businesses, one claimant was the sole provider of mobile phone andpaging services in Kuwait, three claimants were engaged in agriculture or agriculture-related industries and two claimants were engaged in textile manufacturing.
Three claimants from India who filed for higher amounts in category"A" have been found to have also filed claims in category"C.
Having satisfied itself that the category"A" evidentiarystandard has been met, the Panel finds that these three claimants are entitled to the same recommendations for compensation as that made by the"A" Panel with regard to the overall population of successful category"A" claimants. .
Three claimants in this instalment asserted loss of contract in the amount of KWD 731,426 approximately USD 2,530,886.
In all cases claimants submitted claims for loss of support and, where the deceased was employed, proof of employment and earnings accompanied the claim; all butone claimant submitted MPA claims for death; three claimants included MPA claims for witnessing the death.
Three claimants are issuers of traveller's cheques which regularly sent cheques to their selling agents or correspondent banks in Kuwait.
Notes that, further to the distribution of amounts to Kuwaiti corporate claimants applying decisions of the bilateral committees to recommended awards in the second special report, three claimants in category"E4" previously received awards that exceed by a total amount of USD 253,960 the amounts to which they are entitled further to this decision.
Three claimants in this instalment asserted claims aggregating KD 774,492(approximately US$2,679,903) for loss of contract.
There are also[**]three claimants in this instalment whose individual claims for C8-Business losses were determined to be claims for corporate losses.
Three claimants in the present instalment asserted loss of contract claims aggregating KWD 82,415 approximately USD 285,173.
In particular, the Panel notes that each of the three claimants had provided relevant proof of presence in Iraq or Kuwait as at 2 August 1990 through the submission of Kuwaiti civil identification numbers and photocopies of passports with exit stamps showing the claimants' departure from Kuwait or Iraq within the jurisdictional period.
Three claimants also claim for the loss of governmental export incentives that were not received because the sale in question was not completed.
Contract Three claimants in the present instalment asserted loss of contract claims aggregating KWD 1,215,158 approximately USD 4,204,699.
Contract Three claimants in the present instalment asserted loss of contract claims aggregating KWD 1,040,303 approximately USD 3,599,664.
Three claimants seek reimbursement for estimated charges incidental to the transportation of stock or replacement of lost assets to Kuwait, post liberation.
Three claimants in this instalment submitted claims aggregating KWD 441,783(approximately USD 1,528,661) for payment or relief to others.
Three claimants seek compensation for payments relating to the loss of consignments awaiting transhipment in Kuwait at the time of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Three claimants seek compensation for losses arising from delayed payment of the contract price, allegedly caused by Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Three claimants are banks which paid letters of credit issued by Kuwaiti banks between February and June 1990 to finance the purchase of goods by Kuwaiti buyers.
Notably, three claimants failed to submit an"E" claim form, a statement of claim in English and English translations of documentation on which the claimant relied.
All three claimants seek reimbursement for redundancy payments or termination indemnities that were paid to their non-Kuwaiti employees in respect of the termination of those employees' employment contracts.
Three claimants seek reimbursement for redundancy payments or“termination indemnities” which they paid to their non-Kuwaiti employees in respect of the termination of those employees' employment contracts.
Three claimants have claimed for increased war risk insurance costs incurred in the course of their business operations that they allege resulted from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Three claimants(Al Nasrallah International General Trading and Contracting Company, Bayan Agriculture& Food Company, and Naif Fresh Dairy Co.) sought compensation for loss of stock composed of livestock.
Three claimants, who were working for the same bank, state that they and the bank for which they worked were identified by a Government as“front companies and agents” for Iraq and were referred to as“specially designated nationals”.
In addition, three claimants seek compensation for losses arising from the delayed payment for goods that were originally sold to a buyer in Kuwait and that had to be resold later to alternative customers at lower prices.
Rental payments Three claimants seek compensation for the loss of the benefit of payments made in respect of offices or employee accommodation in Kuwait, Iraq and northern Saudi Arabia that could not be used because of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.