Summary

L. Paul Bremer,  Reg 12: Iraq Property Claims Commission (2004)

“ Government, who have experience in adjudicating property disputes. They may
be retired or serving judges and are to be appointed by the Council of Judges. .
B. Each Regional Commission shall be composed of (i) a judge, appointed by
the Council of Judges, who shall preside as chairman, (ii) the Director of the
Office of Real Estate Registry in the Governorate, or his representative, and (iii)
the Director of State Property of such Governorate, or his representative. The
Regional Commission may also request the assistance of persons who are
experts on the subject of any claim.
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L. Paul Bremer,  Reg 12: Iraq Property Claims Commission (2004)

“ The appropriate Regional Secretariat remains responsible for notifying all
identifiable interested parties of a claim, and the Regional Commission with
jurisdiction over the area in which the property is located shall decide the claim.
Process for Deciding Claims
Article 40
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Annex B
The Regional Secretariat or the National Secretariat may, at any time,
consolidate claims that arise out of the same sequence of events or that are
otherwise intertwined, in the interest of expediting the resolution of all claims.
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L. Paul Bremer,  Reg 12: Iraq Property Claims Commission (2004)

“ Notify the Regional Secretariat of its receipt of the Appeal;
b. Review the case file and the decision being appealed;
c. Transfer the case file and the decision being appealed to the Appellate
Division Clerk’s Office who shall prepare for the Appellate Division a case report
setting forth:
(i) the decision below;
(ii) the ground for appeal;
(iii) a summary of the parties’ arguments; and
(iv) the Appellate Division Clerk’s Office’s recommendation, made by a
legal adviser, as to whether to consider the appeal and how to
resolve it.
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