Examples of using Procedural orders in English and their translations into Chinese
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Such requests usually take the form of procedural orders.
The procedural orders set a deadline of 21 July 1999 for responses to the interrogatories.
KAC subsequently sought to increase thisamount in its responses to article 34 notifications and procedural orders.
Accordingly, the Panel issued procedural orders directing the secretariat to transmit copies of these nine claims to Iraq.
(e) Written substantiation of judicial decisions in all instances,except for purely procedural orders;
Xl The Panel issued Procedural Orders 6, 45 and 46 in September 1999, March 2000 and May 2000, respectively, in this regard.
Further, information ordocumentation submitted in response to article 34 notifications or procedural orders cannot increase the amount claimed.
On 30 January 1998, the Panel issued procedural orders informing the Claimants that their claims were under review and classifying the Claims.
In view of the additional information obtained by the secretariat, pursuant to the provisions of article 34 of the Rules,the Panel issued no other procedural orders.
In most cases, these procedural orders contained interrogatories addressed to the fifth instalment claimants, seeking further evidence and explanation.
In view of the additional information obtained by the secretariat, pursuant to the provisions of article 34 of the Rules,the Panel issued no other procedural orders.
These requests took the form of procedural orders, and other requests issued pursuant to procedural orders, of which to date some 100 have been issued.
These claimants were asked, in both the article 34 notifications and the Panel's procedural orders, to provide the required information and evidence, but did not do so.
In addition, the procedural orders contained the Panel's request that each Claimant respond by 3 September 1997 to detailed questions annexed to the orders. .
Pursuant to article 9 of the Rules,the article 34 notification and the procedural orders were sent to the claimants through the Permanent Missions to the United Nations Office in Geneva of their Governments.
The Panel issued Procedural Orders in December 1998 and April 1999 seeking information about, among other things, assets purchased for use and expenses incurred in Bahrain.
Further, information ordocumentation submitted in response to article 34 notifications or procedural orders, or received by way of unsolicited supplements delivered to the Commission after 11 May 1998, cannot increase the amount claimed.
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 21 May 1999 to Kuwait Petroleum Corporation(" KPC"), in which the Panel invited the claimant to respond by specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
On 27 February 1998, the Panel issued procedural orders to nine Claimants requesting them to provide information and documents which it considered necessary properly to quantify the losses in the Claims.
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 20 February 1998, in which the Panel invited the claimants to respond on specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
On 28 January 2002, the Panel issued Procedural Order No. 2, directing the secretariat to send to Iraq copies of the claim file for claim No. 5000452.
By Procedural Order No. 8 of the fourth" F4" instalment dated 30 April 2004, the Panel deferred the claim to the fifth" F4" instalment.
Accordingly, this claim was removed from the thirtieth instalment in Procedural Order No. 2 and returned to the" D" Panels.
In its response to Procedural Order 16, the Government of Kuwait submitted information relating to the activities of the London office.
All responses to the requests for information and documentation and to Procedural Order No. 2 have been considered by the Panel.
Secondly, and in order to ascertain whether there may be any other claim for the fuel oil concerned,the Panel issued Procedural Order No. 54 in June 2001.
This procedural order was transmitted to the claimants, through their Governments, and to the Government of Iraq.
On 3 August 1998, the Panel issued a procedural order relating to the claims.
The Panel, therefore, issued Procedural Order No. 5, dated 18 October 2000, in which it requested Syria to provide, inter alia, documentary and other appropriate evidence in support of the claim.
Procedural Order No. 3 and Procedural Order No. 21, issued in December 2000, sought further information from CBK to support its claim for the costs of modifying currency sorting equipment.