claim for restitution

As with "Still Life: Job," long research usually follows claims for restitution.

At the same, the resolution asked Member States to collect information on relevant claims for restitution and compensation.

Thus the survivors of the genocide against the Armenians, both individually and collectively, have standing to advance a claim for restitution.

The result was a claim for restitution from the province of Manitoba, complaining about its loss of many military bases.

Hearing of her disappearance, her clients beseiged the bank with huge, well-publicized claims for restitution.

The plaintiffs sought recovery of sums paid under such agreements by means of claims for restitution against the defendants, a Scottish local authority.

A claim for restitution of his losses was denied in 1840 by the United States House of Representatives.

Mr. Morvillo said the Common Fund continued to press its claims for restitution "assiduously and on a number of fronts."

The judge appointed a receiver to investigate the company's operations, which authorities described as an illegal Ponzi scheme, and to process thousands of investors' claims for restitution.

As months passed, however, the blushing stopped, and President Yeltsin's Government found excuses for rebuffing German claims for restitution.

Today, these documents are a record of the fate of exiled and murdered Jews and are used to aid survivors' claims for restitution and compensation.

Restitution Claims Officials say the biggest problem in auctioning off hundreds of thousands of stores is claims for restitution of the property from former owners.

Conversely, in many instances, dealers performing legitimate warranty repairs to customers' cars had their claims for restitution disallowed on a purely capricious basis, a practice I fought against.

The country's four traditional religious communities all had extensive claims for restitution of property that the communist government of the former Yugoslavia nationalized after World War II.

Neither do the Czechs wish to be exposed to German claims for restitution or compensation for confiscated property - the central point for the politically powerful descendants of Sudeten Germans.

So Mr. Kohl, his critics assert, does not want to risk losing Sudeten German support in upcoming local elections in Bavaria by formally withdrawing German claims for restitution.

It abolished 1959 legislation which had regulated the confiscation of an estimated 70,000 houses, shops and small business between 1955 and 1962; former owners were given six months to submit claims for restitution or financial compensation.

If a lessor bona fide represents that the property exists, when in fact it does not, the lessee has a claim for restitution and, if any loss has been suffered, damages for such loss.

And while the museum faces no claim for restitution of works gathered by 19th- and early-20th-century explorers, administrators and military officers, a debate about the colonial past is gaining strength here, fed partly by tensions over immigrants from developing nations.

The Land Claims Court, which has status similar to a High Court, handles claims for restitution, or compensation in place of restitution, to people or communities dispossessed of land under racially discriminatory laws.

But the forthright anti-Jewish oratory of Mr. Switon and his vociferous followers appears to mark an escalation in an atmosphere clouded by new Polish fears of Jewish claims for restitution of property lost during the war.

However, in limited situations, a claimant may succeed in a claim for restitution of the contract breaker's gains, as is routinely available in cases involving trustees or other fiduciaries who profit from transactions where they have a conflict of interest.

The Egyptian Minister for Culture, Farouk Hosny, declared that Nefertiti was "not in safe hands", and although Egypt had not renewed their claims for restitution "due to the good relations with Germany," this "recent behaviour" was unacceptable.