(i) loss of life or personal injury

D2 (personal injury) and D3 (death) losses

The Panel reviewed 117 claims with D2 (personal injury) or D3 (death) losses.

In support of his claim for D2 (personal injury) losses, the claimant provided medical reports evidencing that he and his two children suffered injuries as a result of a missile attack during Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

Comparatively, one in every five claim to have some personal belief (20.6 ).

The overall recommended award for D2 (personal injury) and D3 (death) losses is USD 294,619 out of a claimed amount of USD 1,056,667.

In the view of the Panel, the fact that an injured national can bring an individual claim for a specific injury or damage does not affect the right or standing of a State to bring a national claim, so long as there is no duplication in compensation awarded for the same injury or damage.

The Panel finds that the claimant has failed to prove any direct loss and therefore recommends no award of compensation for D2 (personal injury) losses.

According to Iraq, the rules established by the Governing Council provide for the compensation of claims submitted by individuals for personal injury or mental pain and anguish.

Governments bail out banks, rush to the aid of manufacturers, and claim primacy in averting national catastrophe and personal hardship.

3. Local remedies shall be exhausted where an international claim, or request for a declaratory judgement related to the claim, is brought preponderantly on the basis of an injury to a national or other person referred to in draft article 8.

According to section 1 of chapter 5 of the Finnish Damages and Tort Liability Act of 1974, damages shall constitute compensation for the personal injury and damage to property.

This statistical analysis showed that the loss types with the greatest increases in amounts claimed were D1 (MPA), D1 (departure), D2 (personal injury) and D8 D9 (individual business) losses.

Where there is a reference to a claim number in parenthesis, this reference is to the new claim number created by the E4 Panel after severance of the corporate losses from the personal losses.

They have often dismissed as unorthodox, if not heretical, any claim of personal contact with the Imam or speculation about his arrival.

An injury to one human being is an injury to all humanity.

Reparation for injury

However, the only medical evidence provided by the claimant to prove his personal injury losses was a medical report dated 23 March 2003 indicating that he had eye surgery to remove cataracts.

Direct injury to shareholders

Sami examined Layla's injury.

Tom's injury isn't serious.

Tom's injury seems serious.

Contribution to the injury

As the report did not identify the cause of the medical condition nor link the condition to the alleged beating and detention, the Panel recommends no award of compensation for D2 (personal injury) losses.

As a result of this clerical error, the Panel recommended no compensation for the claim, which included D1 (mental pain and anguish) and D4 (personal property) losses.

In the view of the Panel, there is no provision in the relevant resolutions of the Security Council or decisions of the Governing Council which prevents a government from bringing a claim for a public health loss, damage or injury for which it would be entitled to claim under international law.

During clinical death, all tissues and organs in the body steadily accumulate a type of injury called ischemic injury.

While the existence of such conditions may strengthen a complainant's claim, the Committee's jurisprudence establishes that the complainant must adduce additional evidence to show that there is something in his or her personal circumstances which contributes to a personal risk of torture if returned.

Sami had only one serious injury.

I received a severe spine injury.

4.8 The State party concludes that the complainant has not substantiated his claim that he would risk a foreseeable, real and personal risk of torture if returned to Ecuador.

Lawsuits In the USA, a small number of personal injury lawsuits have been filed by individuals against cellphone manufacturers, such as Motorola, NEC, Siemens and Nokia, on the basis of allegations of causation of brain cancer and death.

The Panel notes that largest portion of the claim (USD 70,000,000) is for punitive damages, which are not compensable in principle pursuant to Security Council resolution 687 (1991), which limits compensation to direct loss, damage or injury.

Personal data is exactly that personal.

Sami had an injury to his head.

Compensation for death, injury or illness attributable

Draft article 12 Direct injury to shareholders

1. A State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a stateless person who, at the date of injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim, is lawfully and habitually resident in that State.

Children of the insured who due to illness or injury terminated their regular schooling, are entitled to health insurance during illness or injury.

In an accusation for injury, no proof whatsoever of the veracity of the facts to which the injury may refer shall be admissible.

But kids are more vulnerable to brain injury.

1. A State may not present an international claim in respect of an injury to a national or other person referred to in draft article 8 before the injured person has, subject to draft article 15, exhausted all local remedies.

The Claimants assert that international law has consistently taken the view that injury to a national of one State by another State gives rise to a claim that belongs to the State of the national and not to the injured person.

(d) Countermeasures must be proportionate with the injury suffered

Other delegations expressed support for the Commission's drafting of the continuous nationality rule, which entitled a State to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who was a national at the time of the injury and at the time of the official presentation of the claim, but was no longer a national at the time the claim is settled.