Examples of using KAFCO in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
Prior to 2 August 1990, KAFCO ordered goods from six overseas suppliers.
In its original claim, KAFCO sought compensation in the amount of KWD 21,281.
In its article 34 responses, KAFCO increased the amount claimed to KWD 9,039,168.
KAFCO prepared a list of missing vehicles from the company's pre-invasion vehicles register.
KAFCO seeks compensation for KWD 110,631 for damage to its fuel depot buildings
KAFCO claims KWD 6,444,050 for loss of profits due to the interruption of its normal business activities.
KAFCO states that the goods arrived by ship in Kuwait before the invasion
Kuwait Aviation Fuelling Company("KAFCO") is a company organized under the laws of Kuwait.
KAFCO had paid the suppliers upon receipt of the shipping documents
KAFCO contends that it made every effort to seek payment from these airlines,
KAFCO buys aviation fuels from KPC
The Panel reviewed inventories produced by KAFCO prior to and after the invasion detailing the missing items.
In support of its claim, KAFCO provided the Panel with purchase invoices
Where KAFCO supplied this information,
KAFCO valued the loss of Jet A-1 fuel at the actual purchase price per litre it paid to KPC.
For financial years 1992 to 1994, KAFCO used the actual ratio of its total costs
KAFCO asserts losses of KWD 82,651 for this claim element, which consists mainly
Bad debts are contractual obligations between KAFCO and its customers, the recovery of which should be pursued through courts.
KAFCO claims KWD 82,651 for the loss to its maintenance stores
After the liberation of Kuwait, KAFCO states that the port authorities were unable to locate the goods.