Examples of using Bitas in English and their translations into Arabic
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Recommended compensation for Bitas…. 18.
Bitas' claim for contract losses… 12.
Table 5. Recommended compensation for Bitas.
Table 2. Bitas' claim for contract losses.
Bitas did not confirm whether the bond was issued;
The Panel finds that Bitas failed to substantiate its claim.
Bitas' claim for loss of tangible property… 16.
It was a term of the subcontract that Bitas bear the cost of the insurance premia.
Bitas' claim for payment or relief to others… 17.
Article 5 of the subcontract required that Bitas obtain insurance for the works, property and persons involved in the Project.
Bitas states that it provided the required bond on 15 July 1990.
In the“E” claim form, Bitas sought compensation for contract losses in the total amount of USD 169,920.
Bitas did not identify the premises or the terms and conditions upon which the premises were rented.
In relation to loss items(a) and(b), Bitas alleges that due to Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait the work at the Project was delayed.
Bitas Co.(“Bitas”) is a corporation organised according to the laws of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In particular, Bitas failed to provide evidence that it incurred the claimed expenses.
Bitas had assigned 10 workers to the Project and as a result of the stoppage of the works, the workers became idle.
Accordingly, Bitas suffered a loss resulting directly from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait in the amount claimed.
Bitas states that due to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait it was forced to stop works on the subcontract.
The Panel finds that Bitas failed to fulfil the evidentiary standard for loss of profits claims set out in paragraphs 144 to 150 of the Summary.
Bitas alleges that it paid performance guarantee expenses in the amount of USD 16,310 in order to secure the issue of the bonds.
As the contract between Bitas and Energoprojekt concerned a project situated in Iraq, the Panel concludes that the claim for contract losses is within the Commission's jurisdiction.
Bitas did not provide any evidence to establish payment of the expenses or to explain the terms and conditions upon which the premises were rented or occupied.
Bitas asserts that at the time of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait, it was performing hydro and thermal insulation work for the Project.
The Panel finds Bitas has established that its equipment and materials existed in Iraq at the date of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait and were lost as a result thereof.
Bitas seeks compensation for the evacuation costs involved in demobilising its staff and the costs of preparing its workers to perform works under the Project in Iraq.
Bitas did not provide any evidence to establish payment of the expenses or other information to explain how this alleged loss was caused by Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
In addition, Bitas provided copies of Energoprojekt's instructions to the Central Bank of Iraq to make payment to Bitas for services performed.
In support of its claim, Bitas provided copies of the subcontract and amendments, invoices, documents entitled“record sheets” and“attendance cards” setting out the number of hours worked by each Bitas employee and fees charged to the relevant employer for undertaking the assignment.
Bitas is in the engineering business. Prior to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, Bitas was undertaking hydroinsulation, thermal insulation and mechanical protection of roof insulation services in Iraq as a subcontractor to“Energoprojekt-Izgradnja”(“Energoprojekt”) pursuant to a contract dated 8 February 1990.