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These claims assert losses that range from KWD 10,000 (approximately USD 34,602) to KWD 2,462,000 (approximately USD 8,519,031).

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The Kuwaiti claimant also contended that in her capacity as the owner of these separate and distinct lighting businesses, she bought out the stock of the partnership lighting businesses after the liberation of Kuwait for KWD 360,000 (KWD 60,000 for each of the six partners).

The Panel considers that some cases of mistaken identity may have arisen because there is no Kuwaiti law giving exclusive rights to the use of a particular trading name.

The claimant provided confirmation from an independent auditing firm that the claimant holds currency to the amount of KWD 4,740,102, all of which bear serial numbers that were cancelled by the Central Bank of Kuwait.

The claimant indicated that this currency represented the sale of stock worth KWD 1,220,200 and profit on its sale of KWD 3,551,830.

The Panel increased the amount claimed in respect of the corporate losses by KWD 50,000 (USD 173,010) to reflect the claim of the category C claimant.

In the second set of competing claims, a Palestinian claimant and a Kuwaiti claimant filed separate claims in category D for the losses of a printing business in Kuwait.

The claimant submitted a copy of an insurance policy, ostensibly valid as at 2 August 1990, providing business insurance coverage for 820,000 Kuwaiti dinars (KWD) (USD 2,837,370).

The claimant stated that he completed the installation of a computer network for a Kuwaiti company in July 1990 and that at the time of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, he was owed KWD 150,000 for his services.

For example, in UNCC claim No. 3012083 the claimant asserts a business loss in the amount of KWD 150,000 (USD 519,031) allegedly resulting from Iraq's directive criminalizing the use of the Kuwaiti dinars during the occupation period.

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The loss of support claim in relation to the claimant's wife was valued on the basis of a letter from her employer confirming her employment as an administrative manager as at the date of the invasion and her salary of KWD 400 per month.

Consistent with the approach in previous E4 instalments, all sums relating to stand alone claims in this instalment have been converted to Kuwaiti dinars (where necessary) for the purpose of valuation and then rounded to the nearest Kuwaiti dinar.

In the case of Al Carmel International Company, to support a claim for goodwill and key money, the claimant provided a third party witness statement from an individual who asserted that he had made an offer prior to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait of KWD 100,000 for the value of the company and its branches.

If non Kuwaiti claimants provided these documents to the Commission and no competing claims for the business were identified after database cross checks, the Panel was generally satisfied that the non Kuwaiti claimant was the true owner of the business.

In the first set of competing claims, a Palestinian claimant and a Kuwaiti claimant filed separate claims in categories D and C respectively for the losses of the same car repair business in Kuwait.

The private sector and civil society had also contributed towards combating narcotic drugs, with the former providing funding for a Kuwaiti drug rehabilitation centre and the latter launching media campaigns focused on educating those at schools, universities and mosques about the dangers of narcotic drugs.