review of non overlapping claims in the FOURTHsecond group of overlapping claims

Overlapping claim

Stand alone claims

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The approach to verification and valuation of overlapping claims is set out in detail at paragraphs 38 42 of the Special Overlap Report.

Almost no overlap. Almost no overlap. And what has happened?

Subsequent groups of overlapping claims were identified and reviewed in the Second special report and recommendations made by the E4' and E4A' Panels of Commissioners concerning overlapping claims (S AC.26 2003 24) (the Second Special Overlap Report ) and the Third special report and recommendations made by the merged E4' Panel of Commissioners concerning overlapping claims (S AC.26 2004 13) (the Third Special Overlap Report ).

review of the FOURTH group of overlapping claims

There was no duplication, she stressed.

The E4 Panels have previously considered this type of loss in the context of stand alone claims in paragraph 80 of the Instalment Twenty Three (A) Report, and in the context of overlapping claims in paragraph 40 of the Special Overlap Report.

In re examining these claims, the Panel notes the approach to the reconsideration of overlapping claims set out in paragraph 16 of the Special Overlap Report.

The Panel applied the criteria for determining the existence of overlapping claims as set out in paragraphs 25 31 of the Special Overlap Report.

Their two shadows overlap.

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In fact, these efforts must overlap.

That is a way of avoiding duplication.

Activities and functions with dual employment should be eliminated.

The present report sets out the Panel's recommendations for a fourthsecond group of overlapping claims from resolved E4 instalments (the fourthsecond group of overlapping claims ).

However, the Panel is satisfied that there is no overlap and no duplication.

The Panel reviewed the potentially overlapping claims in the fourthsecond group of overlapping claims as and when the information provided by the claimants permitted an initial determination to be made on the existence of overlap.

The thirtieth instalment predominantly comprises stand alone claims.

development of the FOURTHsecond group of overlapping claims

CRITERIA for determining the existence of overlapping claims

No overlap although businesses were the same

The observer agreed that there was some overlap.

See paragraphs 4 6 of the Special Overlap Report.

On the subject of overlap, Canada would suggest that this overlap be taken into account and that consideration be given by the Secretary General to encouraging consolidated reporting and assessment requirements where overlap is apparent.

So if you want to put a million things down amongst eight million positions and you can have some of them overlapping, the clumps will be further apart.

In these circumstances, the Panel concludes that there is no overlap or duplication between the claims.

We hope also that such a resolution would avoid duplications and redundancies.

And they are over here on this side. Quite an overlap between Africa and OECD.

No overlap due to the nature of the loss asserted

Or like darkness in a wide, wide sea, waves surging upon waves, with clouds overhanging, darkness on darkness. If you stretch your hand, you could hardly see it. For him whom God does not give any light, there is no light.

Or like realms of darkness on a deep sea, which is covered by a wave, the wave covered by another wave, and above it is a cloud layers of darkness upon darkness if he removes his hand it does not seem visible and the one to whom Allah does not provide light there is no light for him anywhere.

or they are as shadows upon a sea obscure covered by a billow above which is a billow above which are clouds, shadows piled one upon another when he puts forth his hand, wellnigh he cannot see it. And to whomsoever God assigns no light, no light has he.

Or, like the darknesses in a sea deep there covereth it a wave from above it, a wave from above it, above which is a cloud darknesses one above anot her when he putteth out his hand well nigh he seeth it not. And upto whomsoever Allah shall not appoint a light, his shall be no light.

Or the state of a disbeliever is like the darkness in a vast deep sea, overwhelmed with a great wave topped by a great wave, topped by dark clouds, darkness, one above another, if a man stretches out his hand, he can hardly see it! And he for whom Allah has not appointed light, for him there is no light.

Or like utter darkness in a vast ocean, covered by waves, above which are waves, above which is fog. Darkness upon darkness. If he brings out his hand, he will hardly see it. He to whom God has not granted a light has no light.

Or (their efforts may be likened to those of a man trying to swim in) a deep dark ocean, covered with billows, one over the other, and above it a cloud darkness upon darkness so much so that if he stretches out his hand, he cannot see it. There is no light for the one whom Allah does not give light.

Or as darkness on a vast, abysmal sea. There covereth him a wave, above which is a wave, above which is a cloud. Layer upon layer of darkness. When he holdeth out his hand he scarce can see it. And he for whom Allah hath not appointed light, for him there is no light.

Or like the manifold darkness in a deep sea, covered by billow upon billow, overcast by clouds manifold layers of darkness, one on top of another when he brings out his hand, he can hardly see it. One whom Allah has not granted any light has no light.

Or, they are like darkness upon a deep sea covered with a wave above which is another wave, above which are clouds, darkness piled one upon the other when he stretches out his hand he can scarcely see it. Indeed, to whomsoever Allah assigns no light, he shall have no light.

Or they are like darknesses within an unfathomable sea which is covered by waves, upon which are waves, over which are clouds darknesses, some of them upon others. When one puts out his hand therein , he can hardly see it. And he to whom Allah has not granted light for him there is no light.

Or it (the deeds of the unbelievers) are like the darkness of a deep, stormy sea with layers of giant waves, covered by dark clouds. It is darkness upon darkness whereby even if one stretches out his hands he can not see them. One can have no light unless God gives him light.

Or like utter darkness in the deep sea there covers it a wave above which is another wave, above which is a cloud, (layers of) utter darkness one above another when he holds out his hand, he is almost unable to see it and to whomsoever Allah does not give light, he has no light.