However, in a subsequent submission, the claimant provided a business licence, an investment contract between himself and the Kuwaiti licence holder and an attestation from the licence holder as to the claimant's ownership of the business.

In other words, operators require a licence to run a prostitution business.

The documents comprised business licences, investment contracts between the claimant and the Kuwaiti licence holder, attestations from the licence holder and lease agreements.

The claimant allegedly operated four of the five businesses under rent a permit agreements with various Kuwaiti licence holders the claimant stated that the fifth business operated without a business licence prior to 2 August 1990.

While the claimant submitted an attestation from the Kuwaiti licence holder regarding his ownership of the business, the bank statements and purchases invoices were in the name of the business, the Kuwaiti licence holder or the Kuwaiti license holder's husband.

The business entity performing the transaction attaches to the application a certified copy of the official permit licence local entrepreneurs in Slovakia area issued the licence by the Ministry of Economy.

The claimant states that the business operated pursuant to a rent a permit agreement with the Kuwaiti licence holder.

Moreover, the claimant submitted a power of attorney from the Kuwaiti licence holder authorising her husband to manage the business.

The fact that the licence holder did not file a claim for the business tended to confirm an assertion by a non Kuwaiti claimant that he or she was the beneficial owner of the business.

In category D , competing claims are identified after conducting extensive database cross checks on claimant names, partner names, business names, civil identification numbers, business licence numbers, chamber of commerce identification numbers and other identifying data.

In contrast, the husband of the Kuwaiti licence holder, when interviewed, demonstrated knowledge of the business activities and provided statements consistent with the claim file.

Indeed, the evidence suggests to the Panel that the Kuwaiti licence holder was the owner of the business if it existed on 2 August 1990.

For example, in UNCC claim No. 3011745 the claimant seeks compensation of USD 1,176,470.59 in relation to two businesses and submitted a licence for each business.

The Panel notes that the police report provided that describes a fire that consumed the business during the period of Iraq's occupation of Kuwait clearly indicates that the owner of the business was the Kuwaiti licence holder.

2230 Import licence fee

The Palestinian claimant asserted that as at 2 August 1990 he rented the licence and the equipped printing press from the Kuwaiti claimant to operate his own business.

In most cases where a licence is issued, this is in the form of an individual licence.

6120 Licence for selected purchasers

6130 Licence for specified use

6180 Licence for political reasons

1980 Licence to practise as solicitor

6140 Licence linked with local production

At the direction of the Panel, the secretariat also contacted various third parties including suppliers, employers, business licence holders and witnesses, to verify the authenticity of documents submitted by the claimants.

The Palestinian claimant did not claim for the printing press and other fixed assets of the business as he acknowledged that the Kuwaiti licence holder was the owner of these assets.

The licence conditions require licence holders to keep their production, use and stocks of Schedule 1 chemicals within certain overall quantitative limits.

With respect to the claims in this instalment, the Panel notes that in some cases the only credible evidence of the claimant's ownership of the business is either a pre or post invasion attestation from the licence holder attesting to the claimant's ownership of the business.

Photo Joka Madruga under licence from Creative Commons.

6110 Licence with no specific ex ante criteria

6150 Licence linked with non official foreign exchange

If that natural person dies or if the body corporate in whose name the licence was issued is wound up, the licence legally expires.

Gaza Turkey solidarity flag (reproduced under Creative Commons licence)

1974 Granted Licence to Practice at High Court Bar.

The importer then takes delivery of the firearm s upon production of the original Import Licence and a Firearm Licence is issued by the Commissioner of Police.

Licence to Rape has attracted wide attention in Southeast Asia.

alternative remittance systems are difficult to licence or to supervise.

6160 Licence combined with or replaced by special import authorization

Moreover, the approval of the Council of Ministers must be obtained before a manufacturing licence is granted per se, in addition to which the licensing authority may grant the licence on such conditions as it deems proper or may revoke or amend such licence at any time.

The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL), also known as International Computer Driving Licence (ICDL), is a computer literacy certification programme provided by ECDL Foundation a not for profit organisation.

Freedom Flotilla Banner (photo by FreeGaza, reproduced under Creative Commons Licence)

In the court proceedings, the Kuwaiti claimant is referred to as the licence holder only while the partners, including the Kuwaiti claimant's husband, are referred to as the users of the licence.

Palestinian youths by Rusty Stewart, under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivs licence

Image by Jonathan Rashad (Flickr, under CC licence CC BY NC SA 2.0)

Image by Jonathan Rashad (Flickr, under CC licence CC BY NC SA 2.0)

Mejillones, Chile. Photo by Flickr user Marcos Escalier. Used under CC 2.0 licence.

Schmeiser, a farmer, never purchased or obtained licence to plant Roundup resistant canola.