Post-war restoration of property rights under international law: 2 Procedural aspects
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| adam_text | POST-WAR RESTORATION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME
II: PROCEDURAL ASPECTS HANS DAS AND HANS VAN HOUTTE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
PRESS CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES PAGE XIV 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 PART I
CONCEPTUAL AND ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK 5 2 INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS
PROGRAMMES: OVERVIEW THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 7 THE UNITED
NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION (UNCC) 9 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL
PROPERTY CLAIMS OF DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGEES (CRPC) 11 THE CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-I) 13 THE SECOND CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 15 THE HOUSING AND
PROPERTY CLAIMS COMMISSION (HPCC) 16 THE IOM CLAIMS PROCESS UNDER THE
GERMAN FORCED LABOUR COMPENSATION PROGRAMME (GFLCP) 18 THE IOM CLAIMS
PROCESS UNDER THE HOLOCAUST VICTIM ASSETS PROGRAMME (HVAP) 19 THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS (ICHEIC) 20 3
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 23 DEFINING MASS CLAIMS 23 NUMEROSITY 24
COMMONALITY OF LEGAL AND FACTUAL ISSUES 25 OTHER FEATURES 26 VI CONTENTS
OBJECTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 26 SUBSTANTIVE GOALS
27 SPECIFIC PROCESS GOALS 29 SPEED 29 ECONOMY 32 CONSISTENCY 33 PROCESS
CHARACTERISTICS 34 4 STUDY IN DIVERSITY 36 ANALYTICAL APPROACH 36
MAPPING THE PROCEDURAL LANDSCAPE 38 DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY 39
ADMINISTRATIVE MODEL 39 ADJUDICATIVE OR LITIGATION MODEL 41 EXAMPLES IN
INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 41 ASSESSING CLAIMS VALUES 46 SOCIAL
CHOICES AT STAKE 48 GENERAL OVERVIEW 48 VALUES AT STAKE 50 EFFICIENCY 50
OUTCOME ACCURACY 51 CONSISTENCY 54 PROCESS VALUES 55 PART II EVIDENTIARY
TECHNIQUES IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS ADJUDICATION 57 5 NEED FOR
SPECIAL RULES OF EVIDENCE 59 MAIN EVIDENTIARY PROBLEMS 59 WAR CONDITIONS
59 LAPSE OF TIME 61 QUALITY OF THE RELEVANT RECORDS 61 PARTIES ACCESS
TO EVIDENTIARY SOURCES 62 SOCIO-ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE CLAIMANTS 63
NATURE AND TYPE OF CLAIMS 63 BASIC DILEMMA 64 6 BURDEN OF PROOF 67
CONCEPT AND GENERAL RULES 67 CONTENTS VII CONCEPT AND TERMINOLOGY 67
GENERAL RULES ON THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 69
BETWEEN RIGOUR AND FLEXIBILITY IN TRADITIONAL PRACTICE 72 MIXED ARBITRAL
TRIBUNALS 73 ITALIAN CONCILIATION COMMISSIONS 75 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS
TRIBUNAL 77 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 79 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 79 THE CLAIMS RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT
ACCOUNTS (CRT-I) 82 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 83 THE IOM
CLAIMS PROCESS UNDER THE GERMAN FORCED LABOUR COMPENSATION PROGRAMME 84
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS 85
ANALYSIS 86 INTRODUCTION 86 JUSTIFYING THE GENERAL RULE 88 PHILOSOPHICAL
ARGUMENT 88 ECONOMIC ARGUMENT 89 JUSTIFYING EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL
RULE 91 HIGH PROBABILITY THAT THE CLAIM IS MERITORIOUS 91 PARTIES
RESPECTIVE COSTS 94 SOCIAL COST OF ERRONEOUS DECISIONS 96 CONCLUSION 98
RELAXING THE CLAIMANT S BURDEN OF PROOF 98 RATIONALES FOR STRENGTHENING
THE ADJUDICATOR S FACT-FINDING ROLE 98 RATIONALES FOR STRENGTHENING THE
RESPONDENT S ROLE 10 0 STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE 102 STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE
IN INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 102 PROOF BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT 103 CLEAR
AND CONVINCING PROOF 104 PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE 105 PRIMA FACIE
EVIDENCE 106 TRADITIONAL PRACTICE 107 THE MIXED ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS AFTER
THE FIRST WORLD WAR 108 VLLL CONTENTS THE BRITISH-MEXICAN CLAIMS
COMMISSION 109 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 109 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS
PRACTICE 110 THE UNITED NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION 111 THE CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS 113 THE GERMAN FORCED LABOUR
COMPENSATION PROGRAMME 114 THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA
INSURANCE CLAIMS 115 ANALYSIS: TOWARDS A PLAUSIBILITY STANDARD? 116
INTRODUCTION 116 CONCEPTUAL VAGUENESS? 117 IMPACT UPON OUTCOME ACCURACY
120 PLACING THE ERROR COST WITH THE RESPONDENT 121 ERROR COST TO THE
CLAIMANTS 122 COST TO THE OVERALL CLAIMS PROCESS 123 CONCLUSION 124 8
PRESUMPTIONS AND INFERENCES 125 CONCEPT AND GENERAL RULES 125
TERMINOLOGY 125 LEGAL PRESUMPTIONS 125 INFERENCES 127 TRADITIONAL
PRACTICE 128 THE ITALIAN CONCILIATION COMMISSIONS 128 THE ARBITRAL
COMMISSION ON PROPERTY, RIGHTS AND INTERESTS IN GERMANY 130 THE IRAN-US
CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 132 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 135 THE UNITED
NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION 135 THE SECOND CLAIMS RESOLUTION PROCESS
FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 137 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY
CLAIMS 140 THE IOM CLAIMS PROCESSES 141 ANALYSIS: JUSTIFYING THE USE OF
PRESUMPTIONS AND INFERENCES 142 PROBABILITY 142 PRACTICAL CONVENIENCE
144 PUBLIC POLICY 144 CONTENTS IX PART IN MASS CLAIMS RESOLUTION
TECHNIQUES 147 9 PRECEDENT SETTING AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 149
INTRODUCTION 149 CONCEPTS 150 NATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 151
INTERNATIONAL LITIGATION 151 INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 153 THE
UNITED STATES-GERMAN MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION 153 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 154 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 156
THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 156 ANALYSIS 157 EQUALITY AND
CONSISTENCY 157 STRONG VERSUS WEAK PRECEDENTIAL CONSTRAINT 158
RECONCILING CONSISTENCY AND ACCURACY IN MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURES 159
EFFICIENCY 160 MINIMISING DIRECT COSTS 160 EFFECT ON ERROR COSTS 16 1
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 162 CHOOSING BETWEEN
PRECEDENT AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 162 WORKING WITH TEST CASES 163
10 COMPUTERISED DATA MATCHING 165 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 165 DIFFERENT
TYPES OF MATCHING 165 DATA MATCHING IN NATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 166
BACKGROUND 167 COMPUTERISED DATA MATCHING 167 EVALUATION 168 DATA
MATCHING IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 169 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 169 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 172
THE SECOND CLAIMS RESOLUTION PROCESS FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 173
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS 174
CONTENTS THE IOM-ADMINISTERED CLAIMS PROGRAMMES 174 ANALYSIS 175
EFFICIENCY 175 OUTCOME ACCURACY AND CONSISTENCY 176 TOWARD A PROPER ROLE
FOR COMPUTERISED VERIFICATION TECHNIQUES IN MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 177 11
ADJUDICATION BY SAMPLING 179 INTRODUCTION 179 IN SEARCH OF PRECEDENTS:
SAMPLING IN INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PRACTICE 181 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL
PRACTICE 182 THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 182 THE EUROPEAN
COMMISSION AND THE COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 18 3 THE UNITED STATES-GERMAN
MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION 185 CONCLUSION 186 PRACTICE IN NATIONAL
JURISDICTIONS 186 ASBESTOS LITIGATION 187 IN RE FIBREBOARD CORP. 188
CIMINO V. RAYMARK INDUSTRIES, INC. 189 ESTATE OF MARCOS HUMAN RIGHTS
LITIGATION 190 SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 190 ANALYSIS MADE BY THE COURT OF
APPEALS 192 BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD V. PHILIP MORRIS 193 PRELIMINARY
CONCLUSIONS 196 RATIONALE AND JUSTIFICATION 196 DEVELOPING A PROPER
SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 198 EVALUATING SAMPLING METHODOLOGIES IN A LEGAL
CONTEXT 199 SAMPLING IN THE PRACTICE OF THE UNCC 199 CATEGORY A CLAIMS
200 DESIGNING THE SAMPLE 200 PROMINENT PROPORTION OF EVIDENCE 200 CHOSEN
MARGIN OF ERROR AND THE CONFIDENCE LEVEL 202 IDENTIFICATION OF SAMPLE
CLAIMS 203 ASSESSMENT OF THE SAMPLE CLAIMS 203 EXTRAPOLATION OF THE
RESULTS OF THE SAMPLE REVIEW TO THE TOTAL POPULATION 204 RESULTS 205
CONTENTS XI CATEGORY C CLAIMS 206 LOSS TYPE CL : DEPARTURE AND
RELOCATION CLAIMS 20 7 CLAIMS FOR MENTAL PAIN AND ANGUISH 208 ANALYSIS
OF THE UNCC S RECOURSE TO SAMPLING 209 EFFICIENCY 210 DIRECT COSTS 211
PRIVATE COSTS 211 PRIVATE LITIGATION COSTS 211 DELAY COSTS 213 SMALL
VALUE CLAIMS 213 OUTCOME ACCURACY 215 SAMPLING COMPARED TO
INDIVIDUALISED CLAIMS ADJUDICATION; A GENERAL ASSESSMENT 215 OUTCOME
ACCURACY IN THE UNCC S SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 220 PRELIMINARY REMARKS 220
INCREASING HOMOGENEITY BY USING SELECTIVE OR STRATIFIED SAMPLING 221
MARGIN OF ERROR AND THE LEVEL OF CONFIDENCE 222 PERCENTAGE OF CONCLUSIVE
CLAIMS WITHIN A SAMPLE 223 OFFSETTING INACCURACIES 226 INACCURACY COST
AND REQUIREMENTS OF FAIRNESS 226 OFFSETTING LOST ACCURACY BY REDUCTIONS
IN THE LEVEL OF COMPENSATION TIL BRINGING THE TRANSACTION COSTS INTO THE
EQUATION 228 PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS AND THE PARTICIPATION OF THE PARTIES
229 PROCEDURAL PARTICIPATION OF THE RESPONDENT 229 IRAQ S PARTICIPATION
IN THE UNCC CLAIMS PROCEDURES 229 CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS 230 PROCEDURAL
PARTICIPATION AND STATISTICAL ADJUDICATION 232 DEFINING THE PROPER ROLE
FOR THE RESPONDENT IN STATISTICAL MASS CLAIMS ADJUDICATION 233
PROCEDURAL PARTICIPATION OF CLAIMANTS 234 CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION IN A
MASS CLAIMS SITUATION 234 CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION IN THE UNCC 235
CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION AND SAMPLING 235 TOWARDS THE PROPER ROLE FOR
STATISTICAL SAMPLING IN MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURE 236 STATISTICAL
ADJUDICATION AND CORRECTIVE JUSTICE 236 XLL CONTENTS DEFINING THE PROPER
ROLE FOR STATISTICAL ADJUDICATION IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURE
237 NUMBER OF CLAIMS AND THE DEGREE OF HOMOGENEITY 237 DIRECT COSTS AS A
PROPORTION OF THE AVAILABLE COMPENSATION RESOURCES 238 PRIVATE COSTS
COMPARED TO THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF THE CLAIMS 238 EXCESSIVE DELAY COSTS
238 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 239 MINIMISING SCOPE OF INACCURACIES 239 IS
CONSENT OF CLAIMANTS REQUIRED? 239 COMPENSATING FOR INACCURACIES 241 12
REGRESSION ANALYSIS 242 GENERAL OVERVIEW 242 CONCEPT 242 NATIONAL
PRACTICE 243 ABRAHAM-ROBINSON PROPOSAL 244 REGRESSION ANALYSIS IN THE
PRACTICE OF THE UNCC 246 ASSESSING THE VALUE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LOSSES
246 RATIONALE 246 DESIGN OF A STATISTICAL MODEL 248 APPLICATION OF THE
MODEL 249 ASSESSING THE VALUE OF CL-MONEY CLAIMS 250 ANALYSIS 251
VALUING LOSSES IN TRADITIONAL CASE-BY-CASE PROCEDURES 251 HISTORICAL
EXAMPLES 251 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 252 THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN
RIGHTS 253 CONCLUSION 254 STANDARDISED GRID APPROACH 254 REGRESSION
ANALYSIS 255 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 256 PART IV GENERAL CONCLUSIONS 259 13
NEW PROSPECTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 261 A NEW
FUNCTIONALISM 262 EVIDENCE 262 EASING THE CLAIMANT S BURDEN OF PROOF 263
CONTENTS XLLL RELAXING THE STANDARD OF EVIDENCE 264 USING PRESUMPTIONS
AND INFERENCES 264 MASS CLAIMS PROCESSING TECHNIQUES 265
PRECEDENT-SETTING AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 265 COMPUTERISED
DATA-MATCHING TECHNIQUES 265 USE OF STATISTICS 265 SAMPLING 265
REGRESSION ANALYSIS 266 CONCLUSION 267 BIBLIOGRAPHY 268 INDEX 283
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POST-WAR RESTORATION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW VOLUME
II: PROCEDURAL ASPECTS HANS DAS AND HANS VAN HOUTTE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
PRESS CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES PAGE XIV 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 PART I
CONCEPTUAL AND ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK 5 2 INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS
PROGRAMMES: OVERVIEW THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 7 THE UNITED
NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION (UNCC) 9 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL
PROPERTY CLAIMS OF DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGEES (CRPC) 11 THE CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-I) 13 THE SECOND CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 15 THE HOUSING AND
PROPERTY CLAIMS COMMISSION (HPCC) 16 THE IOM CLAIMS PROCESS UNDER THE
GERMAN FORCED LABOUR COMPENSATION PROGRAMME (GFLCP) 18 THE IOM CLAIMS
PROCESS UNDER THE HOLOCAUST VICTIM ASSETS PROGRAMME (HVAP) 19 THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS (ICHEIC) 20 3
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 23 DEFINING MASS CLAIMS 23 NUMEROSITY 24
COMMONALITY OF LEGAL AND FACTUAL ISSUES 25 OTHER FEATURES 26 VI CONTENTS
OBJECTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 26 SUBSTANTIVE GOALS
27 SPECIFIC PROCESS GOALS 29 SPEED 29 ECONOMY 32 CONSISTENCY 33 PROCESS
CHARACTERISTICS 34 4 STUDY IN DIVERSITY 36 ANALYTICAL APPROACH 36
MAPPING THE PROCEDURAL LANDSCAPE 38 DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY 39
ADMINISTRATIVE MODEL 39 ADJUDICATIVE OR LITIGATION MODEL 41 EXAMPLES IN
INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 41 ASSESSING CLAIMS VALUES 46 SOCIAL
CHOICES AT STAKE 48 GENERAL OVERVIEW 48 VALUES AT STAKE 50 EFFICIENCY 50
OUTCOME ACCURACY 51 CONSISTENCY 54 PROCESS VALUES 55 PART II EVIDENTIARY
TECHNIQUES IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS ADJUDICATION 57 5 NEED FOR
SPECIAL RULES OF EVIDENCE 59 MAIN EVIDENTIARY PROBLEMS 59 WAR CONDITIONS
59 LAPSE OF TIME 61 QUALITY OF THE RELEVANT RECORDS 61 PARTIES' ACCESS
TO EVIDENTIARY SOURCES 62 SOCIO-ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE CLAIMANTS 63
NATURE AND TYPE OF CLAIMS 63 BASIC DILEMMA 64 6 BURDEN OF PROOF 67
CONCEPT AND GENERAL RULES 67 CONTENTS VII CONCEPT AND TERMINOLOGY 67
GENERAL RULES ON THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 69
BETWEEN RIGOUR AND FLEXIBILITY IN TRADITIONAL PRACTICE 72 MIXED ARBITRAL
TRIBUNALS 73 ITALIAN CONCILIATION COMMISSIONS 75 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS
TRIBUNAL 77 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 79 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 79 THE CLAIMS RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT
ACCOUNTS (CRT-I) 82 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 83 THE IOM
CLAIMS PROCESS UNDER THE GERMAN FORCED LABOUR COMPENSATION PROGRAMME 84
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS 85
ANALYSIS 86 INTRODUCTION 86 JUSTIFYING THE GENERAL RULE 88 PHILOSOPHICAL
ARGUMENT 88 ECONOMIC ARGUMENT 89 JUSTIFYING EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL
RULE 91 HIGH PROBABILITY THAT THE CLAIM IS MERITORIOUS 91 PARTIES'
RESPECTIVE COSTS 94 SOCIAL COST OF ERRONEOUS DECISIONS 96 CONCLUSION 98
RELAXING THE CLAIMANT'S BURDEN OF PROOF 98 RATIONALES FOR STRENGTHENING
THE ADJUDICATOR'S FACT-FINDING ROLE 98 RATIONALES FOR STRENGTHENING THE
RESPONDENT'S ROLE 10 0 STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE 102 STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE
IN INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 102 PROOF BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT 103 CLEAR
AND CONVINCING PROOF 104 PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE 105 PRIMA FACIE
EVIDENCE 106 TRADITIONAL PRACTICE 107 THE MIXED ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS AFTER
THE FIRST WORLD WAR 108 VLLL CONTENTS THE BRITISH-MEXICAN CLAIMS
COMMISSION 109 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 109 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS
PRACTICE 110 THE UNITED NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION 111 THE CLAIMS
RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS 113 THE GERMAN FORCED LABOUR
COMPENSATION PROGRAMME 114 THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA
INSURANCE CLAIMS 115 ANALYSIS: TOWARDS A PLAUSIBILITY STANDARD? 116
INTRODUCTION 116 CONCEPTUAL VAGUENESS? 117 IMPACT UPON OUTCOME ACCURACY
120 PLACING THE ERROR COST WITH THE RESPONDENT 121 ERROR COST TO THE
CLAIMANTS 122 COST TO THE OVERALL CLAIMS PROCESS 123 CONCLUSION 124 8
PRESUMPTIONS AND INFERENCES 125 CONCEPT AND GENERAL RULES 125
TERMINOLOGY 125 LEGAL PRESUMPTIONS 125 INFERENCES 127 TRADITIONAL
PRACTICE 128 THE ITALIAN CONCILIATION COMMISSIONS 128 THE ARBITRAL
COMMISSION ON PROPERTY, RIGHTS AND INTERESTS IN GERMANY 130 THE IRAN-US
CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 132 PRESENT-DAY MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 135 THE UNITED
NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION 135 THE SECOND CLAIMS RESOLUTION PROCESS
FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 137 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY
CLAIMS 140 THE IOM CLAIMS PROCESSES 141 ANALYSIS: JUSTIFYING THE USE OF
PRESUMPTIONS AND INFERENCES 142 PROBABILITY 142 PRACTICAL CONVENIENCE
144 PUBLIC POLICY 144 CONTENTS IX PART IN MASS CLAIMS RESOLUTION
TECHNIQUES 147 9 PRECEDENT SETTING AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 149
INTRODUCTION 149 CONCEPTS 150 NATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 151
INTERNATIONAL LITIGATION 151 INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 153 THE
UNITED STATES-GERMAN MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION 153 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 154 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 156
THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 156 ANALYSIS 157 EQUALITY AND
CONSISTENCY 157 STRONG VERSUS WEAK PRECEDENTIAL CONSTRAINT 158
RECONCILING CONSISTENCY AND ACCURACY IN MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURES 159
EFFICIENCY 160 MINIMISING DIRECT COSTS 160 EFFECT ON ERROR COSTS 16 1
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 162 CHOOSING BETWEEN
PRECEDENT AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 162 WORKING WITH TEST CASES 163
10 COMPUTERISED DATA MATCHING 165 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 165 DIFFERENT
TYPES OF MATCHING 165 DATA MATCHING IN NATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PRACTICE 166
BACKGROUND 167 COMPUTERISED DATA MATCHING 167 EVALUATION 168 DATA
MATCHING IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 169 THE UNITED NATIONS
COMPENSATION COMMISSION 169 THE COMMISSION FOR REAL PROPERTY CLAIMS 172
THE SECOND CLAIMS RESOLUTION PROCESS FOR DORMANT ACCOUNTS (CRT-II) 173
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON HOLOCAUST ERA INSURANCE CLAIMS 174
CONTENTS THE IOM-ADMINISTERED CLAIMS PROGRAMMES 174 ANALYSIS 175
EFFICIENCY 175 OUTCOME ACCURACY AND CONSISTENCY 176 TOWARD A PROPER ROLE
FOR COMPUTERISED VERIFICATION TECHNIQUES IN MASS CLAIMS PROCESSES 177 11
ADJUDICATION BY SAMPLING 179 INTRODUCTION 179 IN SEARCH OF PRECEDENTS:
SAMPLING IN INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC PRACTICE 181 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL
PRACTICE 182 THE IRAN-UNITED STATES CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 182 THE EUROPEAN
COMMISSION AND THE COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS 18 3 THE UNITED STATES-GERMAN
MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION 185 CONCLUSION 186 PRACTICE IN NATIONAL
JURISDICTIONS 186 ASBESTOS LITIGATION 187 IN RE FIBREBOARD CORP. 188
CIMINO V. RAYMARK INDUSTRIES, INC. 189 ESTATE OF MARCOS HUMAN RIGHTS
LITIGATION 190 SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 190 ANALYSIS MADE BY THE COURT OF
APPEALS 192 BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD V. PHILIP MORRIS 193 PRELIMINARY
CONCLUSIONS 196 RATIONALE AND JUSTIFICATION 196 DEVELOPING A PROPER
SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 198 EVALUATING SAMPLING METHODOLOGIES IN A LEGAL
CONTEXT 199 SAMPLING IN THE PRACTICE OF THE UNCC 199 CATEGORY "A" CLAIMS
200 DESIGNING THE SAMPLE 200 PROMINENT PROPORTION OF EVIDENCE 200 CHOSEN
MARGIN OF ERROR AND THE CONFIDENCE LEVEL 202 IDENTIFICATION OF SAMPLE
CLAIMS 203 ASSESSMENT OF THE SAMPLE CLAIMS 203 EXTRAPOLATION OF THE
RESULTS OF THE SAMPLE REVIEW TO THE TOTAL POPULATION 204 RESULTS 205
CONTENTS XI CATEGORY "C" CLAIMS 206 LOSS TYPE "CL": DEPARTURE AND
RELOCATION CLAIMS 20 7 CLAIMS FOR MENTAL PAIN AND ANGUISH 208 ANALYSIS
OF THE UNCC'S RECOURSE TO SAMPLING 209 EFFICIENCY 210 DIRECT COSTS 211
PRIVATE COSTS 211 PRIVATE LITIGATION COSTS 211 DELAY COSTS 213 SMALL
VALUE CLAIMS 213 OUTCOME ACCURACY 215 SAMPLING COMPARED TO
INDIVIDUALISED CLAIMS ADJUDICATION; A GENERAL ASSESSMENT 215 OUTCOME
ACCURACY IN THE UNCC'S SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 220 PRELIMINARY REMARKS 220
INCREASING HOMOGENEITY BY USING SELECTIVE OR STRATIFIED SAMPLING 221
MARGIN OF ERROR AND THE LEVEL OF CONFIDENCE 222 PERCENTAGE OF CONCLUSIVE
CLAIMS WITHIN A SAMPLE 223 OFFSETTING INACCURACIES 226 INACCURACY COST
AND REQUIREMENTS OF FAIRNESS 226 OFFSETTING LOST ACCURACY BY REDUCTIONS
IN THE LEVEL OF COMPENSATION TIL BRINGING THE TRANSACTION COSTS INTO THE
EQUATION 228 PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS AND THE PARTICIPATION OF THE PARTIES
229 PROCEDURAL PARTICIPATION OF THE RESPONDENT 229 IRAQ'S PARTICIPATION
IN THE UNCC CLAIMS PROCEDURES 229 CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS 230 PROCEDURAL
PARTICIPATION AND STATISTICAL ADJUDICATION 232 DEFINING THE PROPER ROLE
FOR THE RESPONDENT IN STATISTICAL MASS CLAIMS ADJUDICATION 233
PROCEDURAL PARTICIPATION OF CLAIMANTS 234 CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION IN A
MASS CLAIMS SITUATION 234 CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION IN THE UNCC 235
CLAIMANT PARTICIPATION AND SAMPLING 235 TOWARDS THE PROPER ROLE FOR
STATISTICAL SAMPLING IN MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURE 236 STATISTICAL
ADJUDICATION AND CORRECTIVE JUSTICE 236 XLL CONTENTS DEFINING THE PROPER
ROLE FOR STATISTICAL ADJUDICATION IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS PROCEDURE
237 NUMBER OF CLAIMS AND THE DEGREE OF HOMOGENEITY 237 DIRECT COSTS AS A
PROPORTION OF THE AVAILABLE COMPENSATION RESOURCES 238 PRIVATE COSTS
COMPARED TO THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF THE CLAIMS 238 EXCESSIVE DELAY COSTS
238 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 239 MINIMISING SCOPE OF INACCURACIES 239 IS
CONSENT OF CLAIMANTS REQUIRED? 239 COMPENSATING FOR INACCURACIES 241 12
REGRESSION ANALYSIS 242 GENERAL OVERVIEW 242 CONCEPT 242 NATIONAL
PRACTICE 243 ABRAHAM-ROBINSON PROPOSAL 244 REGRESSION ANALYSIS IN THE
PRACTICE OF THE UNCC 246 ASSESSING THE VALUE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LOSSES
246 RATIONALE 246 DESIGN OF A STATISTICAL MODEL 248 APPLICATION OF THE
MODEL 249 ASSESSING THE VALUE OF CL-MONEY CLAIMS 250 ANALYSIS 251
VALUING LOSSES IN TRADITIONAL CASE-BY-CASE PROCEDURES 251 HISTORICAL
EXAMPLES 251 THE IRAN-US CLAIMS TRIBUNAL 252 THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN
RIGHTS 253 CONCLUSION 254 STANDARDISED GRID APPROACH 254 REGRESSION
ANALYSIS 255 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 256 PART IV GENERAL CONCLUSIONS 259 13
NEW PROSPECTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 261 A NEW
FUNCTIONALISM 262 EVIDENCE 262 EASING THE CLAIMANT'S BURDEN OF PROOF 263
CONTENTS XLLL RELAXING THE STANDARD OF EVIDENCE 264 USING PRESUMPTIONS
AND INFERENCES 264 MASS CLAIMS PROCESSING TECHNIQUES 265
PRECEDENT-SETTING AND COMMON ISSUE DETERMINATION 265 COMPUTERISED
DATA-MATCHING TECHNIQUES 265 USE OF STATISTICS 265 SAMPLING 265
REGRESSION ANALYSIS 266 CONCLUSION 267 BIBLIOGRAPHY 268 INDEX 283 |
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