Kuwaiti Dinar

Kuwaiti Dinar

Yes, one dinar. One dinar?

For the claims for Iraqi dinar losses that the Panel finds to be compensable, the Panel has valued the loss at the exchange rate of one Iraqi dinar to one Kuwaiti dinar, as this is the rate that the claimants were forced to accept at the time of the exchange.

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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.

Not worth one dinar.

The depreciation adjustment used by the Panel was incorrect, as it was based on the Kuwaiti dinar value and not the United States dollar value of the system.

This is an Islamic dinar.

The Panel notes that, according to various reports, the unofficial exchange rate or market rate prior to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait was approximately 11 Iraqi dinars to one Kuwaiti dinar.

All claimed amounts in the annexes have been rounded to the nearest Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) and therefore the amounts may vary from the amount stated on the Form E by KWD 1.

Accordingly, the Panel carefully examined the facts and circumstances surrounding the receipt of the cancelled Kuwaiti dinar banknotes to satisfy itself that the losses are directly attributable to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

The Farah Report documents an unofficial exchange rate or market rate of about 10 to 12 Iraqi dinars to a Kuwaiti dinar in July 1990 (see page 81, paragraph 513 of the Farah Report).

National currency and unit of measure Croatian dinar (thousands)

National currency and unit of measure Jordanian dinar (thousands)

10,000 dinar to the one who can unsheathe the sword!

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Go Kuwaiti women go!

Only claimants who have provided actual Iraqi dinar banknotes have potentially compensable claims.

Furthermore, Iraq must comply with its commitment to release all Kuwaiti and non Kuwaiti prisoners and detainees.

No Kuwaiti spare parts were found.

Iraq Kuwait return of Kuwaiti property

Kuwaiti television presenter Ali Al Sanad writes

It then returned to the Kuwaiti rear.

Three claims were submitted by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense and one claim was submitted by the Kuwaiti National Guard.

In that connection the Committee referred to official discrimination made between two categories of Kuwaiti citizens those who possessed longstanding Kuwaiti nationality and those who had acquired Kuwaiti nationality in more recent times.

The dinar () was the currency of South Arabia and then South Yemen between 1965 and 1990.

Soon the new dinar also became stable with the parity 1 new dinar for 1 deutsche mark, and has been such for six months now, while prices in the first five months increased by only 0.8 per cent.

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History The Dinar was introduced into circulation in 1932, by replacing the Indian Rupee, which had been the official currency since the British occupation of the country in World War I, at a rate of 1 Dinar 11 rupees.

No response was received from the Kuwaiti claimant.

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