Примеры использования Non-kuwaiti claimant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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According to the Kuwaiti claimant, the non-Kuwaiti claimant was merely an employee of the business
The non-Kuwaiti claimant alleged that he and the Kuwaiti claimant's father jointly purchased the business from a third party in 1985.
she owned the business and the non-Kuwaiti claimant was her employee.
He denied that the non-Kuwaiti claimant had any ownership interest in the business
she was the 100 per cent owner of the business and that she subleased the business premises from the non-Kuwaiti claimant.
At the instruction of the Panel, the secretariat interviewed both the Kuwaiti claimant and the non-Kuwaiti claimant.
The non-Kuwaiti claimant asserted that he established the business,
he provided a statement from the Kuwaiti claimant's son dated 1988 stating that the stock in the pharmacy belonged to the non-Kuwaiti claimant.
In the third set of competing claims, a Kuwaiti claimant and a non-Kuwaiti claimant filed separate claims with the Commission in categories"C" and"D" respectively for the losses of a clothing business in Kuwait.
The non-Kuwaiti claimant provided documentation in her name supporting her ownership of this business, including debit insurance notices,
The Panel therefore recommends that the non-Kuwaiti claimant be compensated for the losses sustained by the business on the basis that he was the sole owner of the business as at the date of Iraq's invasion
Jordan in March 2002, interviews were conducted with the non-Kuwaiti claimant and the husband of the Kuwaiti claimant,
The Panel finds that the non-Kuwaiti claimant should be compensated for 49 per cent of the demonstrated losses of the business
According to the non-Kuwaiti claimant, he operated the grocery business as a sole proprietorship from 1981 until the time of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait
However, the Kuwaiti owner acknowledged the authenticity of the partnership agreement submitted by the non-Kuwaiti claimant and admitted that he in his personal capacity conducted some business together with the non-Kuwaiti claimant.
as the Panel finds that the non-Kuwaiti claimant has provided adequate evidence of his ownership interest in the assets claimed, the Panel recommends that the non-Kuwaiti claimant be compensated for the proved losses of his business.
both the Kuwaiti claimant and the non-Kuwaiti claimant were required to produce evidence in accordance with the higher standard prescribed in Governing Council decision 7
The Kuwaiti claimant stated that he had employed the non-Kuwaiti claimant as his business manager for a three-year period, which he remembered as being between 1980 and 1985, but then fired the non-Kuwaiti claimant because he stole money from the business.
the Kuwaiti claimant acknowledged that the non-Kuwaiti claimant had worked as an employee in his business but denied that the non-Kuwaiti claimant had management responsibilities.
When asked to explain the evidence submitted that showed that the non-Kuwaiti claimant paid insurance premiums for the business until the date of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, the Kuwaiti claimant stated that the non-Kuwaiti claimant continued to pay the insurance premiums on the business despite the fact that the business was no longer hers.