Examples of using Procedural order in English and their translations into Chinese
{-}
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Programming
In the light of this communication, the Panel issued a procedural order on 19 June 2001, pursuant to article 42 of the Rules, acknowledging the withdrawal and terminating the Panel' s proceedings with respect to the claim by Geotehnika.
In the light of this communication, the Panel issued a procedural order on 14 September 2001 acknowledging the withdrawal and terminating the Panel' s proceedings with respect to the claim by Neuero Technology GmbH.
These files were forwarded to Iraq pursuant to the authority described in paragraph 18 of Governing Council decision 114, and pursuant to Procedural Order No. 1 issued in respect of each claim, on 13 July 2000.
A total of seven additional claims were added to the twenty-eighth instalment; Procedural Order No. 2, dated 1 September 2003, added two claims and Procedural Order No. 3 added a further five claims.
In its response to Procedural Order 1, Iraq asserted that complete inventories and records did exist which show the extent of supplies and equipment at KU as at 2 August 1990.
In this procedural order the Panel instructed the secretariat to transmit to the Government of the Republic of Iraq(“Iraq”) the documents filed by Goodman in support of its Claim.
The evidence produced in support of this portion of the Claim by the Claimant in response to the Panel's procedural order includes“trust deposit receipts” acknowledged by Iraqi officials after 2 August 1990.
Such requests usually take the form of procedural orders.
KAC subsequently sought to increase this amount in its responses to article 34 notifications and procedural orders.
Accordingly, the Panel issued procedural orders directing the secretariat to transmit copies of these nine claims to Iraq.
On 30 January 1998, the Panel issued procedural orders informing the Claimants that their claims were under review and classifying the Claims.
Further, information or documentation submitted in response to article 34 notifications or procedural orders cannot increase the amount claimed.
In most cases, these procedural orders contained interrogatories addressed to the fifth instalment claimants, seeking further evidence and explanation.
The procedural orders set a deadline of 21 July 1999 for responses to the interrogatories.
In addition, the procedural orders contained the Panel's request that each Claimant respond by 3 September 1997 to detailed questions annexed to the orders. .
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 20 February 1998, in which the Panel invited the claimants to respond on specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
Xl The Panel issued Procedural Orders 6, 45 and 46 in September 1999, March 2000 and May 2000, respectively, in this regard.
In view of the additional information obtained by the secretariat, pursuant to the provisions of article 34 of the Rules, the Panel issued no other procedural orders.
These requests took the form of procedural orders, and other requests issued pursuant to procedural orders, of which to date some 100 have been issued.
(e) Written substantiation of judicial decisions in all instances, except for purely procedural orders;