Having reviewed the claims, the Panel recommends awards of compensation for the families' claims for loss of support in accordance with the applicable methodology.

The Panel recommends that no compensation be awarded for xxxx eligible category C claims in the fourth instalment.

C3 Death claims seek compensation for the death of a spouse, child or parent of the claimant.

Notwithstanding the verified business licences, the Panel recommends no award of compensation for the asserted business losses in each of these three claims.

The claims that were considered duplicated were not processed and the Panel recommends no awards of compensation in respect of these claims.

The Panel therefore recommends awardsan award of compensation in respect of one C5 SOS claims and no awards of compensation in respect of C5 SOS claims and all C5 BA claims in the fourth instalment.

Filing of claims by representation

These figures include corporate business losses that have been severed from their main claim since they will be processed pursuant to Governing Council decision 123.

In respect of the claim for loss of future earnings, the Panel recommends an award of compensation calculated in accordance with the D2 (personal injury) methodology.

The Panel recommends no awards of compensation in respect of the four claims for C7 Real Property in the fourth instalment.

The Panel, noting that the husband is not Palestinian and thus is ineligible to participate in this late claims programme, recommends no award of compensation for his losses.

C4 Personal Property claims seek compensation for the loss of clothing, personal effects, household furnishings and other personal property items ( C4 CPHO ) and motor vehicle related losses ( C4 MV ).

The Panel reviewed the Kuwaiti claim in the tenth instalment of category D claims and recommended an award of USD 1,444,446 for business losses.

After its individual review of these claims, the Panel recommends compensation in the total amount of USD 461,806.

The Panel notes that Governing Council decision 3 enumerates the categories under which individual claimants may be awarded non pecuniary damages for mental pain and anguish.

In accordance with the determination of the Governing Council, where claims in the special instalment include such personal losses of family members of the deceased detainees, the Panel recommends no award of compensation for such losses.

(f) Require the payment of compensation for

Of these claims, the Panel recommends awards of compensation for two claims, while no awards are recommended for the remaining 16 claims.

The Panel recommends an award of compensation calculated in accordance with the D3 (death) methodology based on this average monthly income.

Noting also that, with respect to one of the Iranian claims, there is insufficient evidence in support of the claimant's family's eligibility to receive compensation pursuant to decision 218,

The Panel reviewed the Kuwaiti claimant's claim in the eleventh instalment of category D claims and recommended an award of USD 379,782 for the losses of the printing business.

The twoNo compensation has been recommended for C8 Business losses on account of irregularities in supporting documents.

The Panel therefore recommends no awards of compensation in respect of all 1 claims for CS Other in the fourth instalment.

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The monitoring and assessment claims of Kuwait that were awarded funding in the first F4 instalment and are relevant to claim No. 5000183 are claim Nos. 5000403, 5000404, 5000405, 5000406 and 5000407.

The Panel recommends no compensation in respect of three category C claims that are duplicates of three other claims filed within this late claims programme.

The Panel reviewed his claim in the nineteenth instalment of category D claims and recommended an award of USD 404,204.16 for the losses of the business.

A number of such claims have been filed, principally by Kuwait, on behalf of claimants since the end of the regular filing period.

Accordingly, the Panel recommends that no compensation be awarded for this loss.

To this day, there has been no just compensation for that property.

No compensation has been recommended for C1 MPA (forced hiding) claims where the number of hiding days was three days or less.

Victim Compensation

The secretariat has also used these electronic searches for duplicate claims in the Palestinian late claims programme, the Bedouin programme and the category A and C late claims programme.

In the absence of satisfactory evidence of the existence of the business as at 2 August 1990, the Panel recommends no awards of compensation for the asserted business losses in these claims, which total approximately USD 45 million.

The monitoring and assessment claims of Kuwait that were awarded funding in the first F4 instalment and are relevant to claim Nos. 5000460 are claim Nos. 5000374, 5000375, 5000376, 5000378, 5000397, 5000398, 5000432, 5000433, 5000434 and 5000435.

It was suggested that provision must be made for supplementary funding mechanisms ensuring that additional compensation could be paid by compensation funds and, in some cases, by the State itself.

Accordingly, the Panel recommends no award of compensation for business losses.

No compensation has been awarded for the pain and suffering of the persons who died.

They also requested further details on the compensation of victims of repression.

The D Panels also adopted a fixed date of 1 May 1991 as the date of loss for the purpose of calculating interest on awards for claims for incremental costs.

Each claimant is responsible for submitting documents and other evidence which demonstrate satisfactorily that a particular claim or group of claims is eligible for compensation pursuant to Security Council resolution 687 (1991).

In connection with the claims by governments for loss of life and reduced quality of life of their nationals, Iraq asserts that the claims are inadmissible because the Claimants concerned lack legal standing to bring such claims before the Commission.

Claims

Intermediate Event Compensation

End Event Compensation