Perhaps even in some arrangement that's a little bit like an escrow account, where you put land in the escrow account and the partner nation takes responsibility for it.

Your attention is drawn to the status of funds with regard to the escrow account established under the above mentioned resolutions.

The ICAF would function like an escrow account into which the firm pays the funds required for the host country to hire a negotiating team. The escrow account manager then invites the country to select a team, suggesting what skills are required and perhaps even providing a roster of experts.

The ICAF would function like an escrow account into which the firm pays the funds required for the host country to hire a negotiating team.

The escrow account manager then invites the country to select a team, suggesting what skills are required and perhaps even providing a roster of experts.

The Members of the Board also have joint responsibility for the audit of the United Nations Escrow (Iraq) Account, the United Nations Compensation Commission and for other activities upon request.

The country would be free to choose its own team, but the escrow account manager, aided by an international advisory board of expert volunteers, would need to agree that it is, in fact, world class.

While the required escrow deposit is not an actual payment to holdouts, given that the guarantee would be recovered if the appeals court ultimately ruled in Argentina s favor, it could be considered a contingent payment in violation of the lock law.

Iraq had made a major effort, in conjunction with the Secretariat and the Security Council, to find a way of drawing on the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) escrow account for the purpose of paying its assessed contributions.

In late November, Thomas Griesa, a United States federal judge in New York, ordered Argentina to deposit the 1.33 billion owed to holdouts into an escrow account by December 15. Griesa lifted the stay on his order from February 2012, following indications from Argentina s government that it intended to ignore the ruling including public statements calling the holdouts vulture funds and a vow by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner never to pay.