Filing of claims by representation

(a) indicate a reasonable time period for filing claims and specify the place for filing of claims

quot (a) indicate a reasonable time period for filing claims and specify the place for filing of claims

quot (a) indicate a reasonable time period for filing claims and specify the place for filing of claims

(a) indicate a reasonable time period for filing claims and specify the place for their filing

(a) Indicate a reasonable time period for filing claims and specify the place for their filing

Claimants whose spouses filed claims during the regular filing period

1. The established filing deadlines are extended for the following claims

matching claims Two or more claims filed by a claimant during the regular filing period and under the late claims programme.

13.9 States should establish a clear time period for filing restitution claims.

The Panel has reviewed these claims and has accepted 41 category C and five category D claims for filing.

The Panel notes with regret that no Government or authority accepted responsibility for filing claims on behalf of bedoun during the regular filing period.

The Panel found that the remainder of the potential claims, including all of the claims in respect of Bahraini detainees, did not meet the criteria for filing set out in decision 12 and, consequently, it did not accept these claims for filing.

Determinations of the governing council concerning the filing of the deceased detainee claims Introduction

The Panel therefore accepted 10 of the 12 claims for filing with the Commission.

As a result, over 4,000 Palestinian late claims were identified to have matching claims that were filed during the regular filing period.

In the third instalment, there were 3,266 ineligible claims that were reported on account of matching claims in the regular filing period.

The Panel recalls that the filing deadline for Palestinian late claims was 30 September 2002.

The individual category C and D claims in the thirtieth instalment are claims filed through a late claims programme established by the Governing Council for Palestinians who can demonstrate that they did not have a full and effective opportunity to file claims with the Commission during its filing period for individual claims from 1 January 1992 to 1 January 1996 (the regular filing period for individual claims ).

CIRCUMSTANCES GIVING RISE TO THE filing of the DECEASED DETAINEE CLAIMS Disappearance of the deceased detainees

The ICRC list forms the basis of Kuwait's filing of the original 605 deceased detainee claims.

The factual circumstances giving rise to the filing of the 603 deceased detainee claims are largely uniform.

Accordingly, the Panel finds that these nine claims are also not eligible for filing under decision 12.

The one individual claim that was not filed through the Palestinian late claims programme was originally filed in the regular filing period for individual claims.

The first step was the electronic matching of claims and the manual verification of matches in order to identify those claims filed under the late claims programme by claimants who previously filed claims during the regular filing period.

As the corporate detainee claims have not been accepted for filing under decision 12, the Panel makes no recommendation of an award for compensation for these claims.

The Governing Council determined that, as a large number of family members of deceased detainees had filed their claims for personal losses during the Commission's regular filing period, claims for personal losses of other family members should not be accepted for late filing as part of the programme established for the deceased detainee claims.

The Governing Council considered that decision 12 is stated to apply only to claims of individuals and does not allow for the extension of the filing period for company claims.

During that time, notifications were issued in respect of 28,911 claims, representing per cent of the total claims population, to elicit further information concerning the claimants' reasons for late filing.

The Office found that claimants had abused the system by filing false claims with the assistance of accounting companies in Kuwait.

The Panel therefore determined that the 31,868 bedoun claims filed by the filing deadline would be reviewed using mass processing techniques.

At its forty second session held on 11 13 December 2001, the Governing Council established a late claims programme for Palestinians who could demonstrate that they did not have a full and effective opportunity to file claims with the Commission during the Commission's period for filing individual claims, from 1 January 1992 to 1 January 1996 (the regular filing period ).

Overall, there are 31,31,70 claims that the Panel has determined to be ineligible for inclusion in the late claims programme because the claimants failed to provide satisfactory reasons for late filing.

The Panel determined that spouses who lived together throughout the regular filing period would have had the same opportunity to file claims.

However, in many cases the deadline for filing claims was not established upon commencement of the proceedings, but at a later stage.

13.6 States should ensure that users of housing, land and or property, including tenants, have the right to participate in the restitution claims process, including through the filing of collective restitution claims.

The Palestinian Panel reviewed the category D claims to determine whether the claimants demonstrated that they did not have a full and effective opportunity to file claims during the regular filing period.

As a result of manual searches for matching and related claims, a number of claims were identified in the fourth instalment that were submitted by wives whose husbands had filed claims, predominantly in category A , during the regular filing period.

At its forty second session held from 11 to 13 December 2001, the Governing Council established a late claims programme (the late claims programme ) for Palestinians who can establish that they did not have a full and effective opportunity to file claims with the United Nations Compensation Commission (the Commission or UNCC ) during the Commission's filing period for individual claims, from 1 January 1992 to 1 January 1996 (the regular filing period ).

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

The Panel notes that the filing deadline set by the Governing Council for the claims in the special instalment was 31 March 2004.

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

The Governing Council also considered a number of claims in categories B, C and E that were submitted after the relevant filing deadlines.

In summary, the Panel found that claims submitted in respect of two Iranian detainees and claims submitted in respect of eight Saudi Arabian detainees were eligible for filing with the Commission under decision 12.

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