Traduction de «indemnité de perte d'intérêt négative » (Français → Anglais) :

H. whereas the right to private property is recognised as a fundamental right of European citizens in Article 17 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which provides that "[e]veryone has the right to own, use, dispose of and bequeath his or her lawfully acquired possessions", that "[n]o one may be deprived of his or her possessions, except in the public interest and in the cases and under the conditions provided for by law, subject to fair compensation being paid in good time for their loss", and that "[t]he use of property may be re ...[+++]gulated by law in so far as is necessary for the general interest",

81. It is unacceptable that only farmers in whose interest the non-vaccination policy is being pursued should receive compensation under Decision 90/424/EEC for livestock lost in an FMD outbreak while other farmers and those in other sectors of the economy – particularly tourism and sport – are compelled to foot the bill for their own losses arising from this policy.

81. It is unacceptable that only farmers in whose interest the non-vaccination policy is being pursued should receive compensation under Decision 90/424/EEC for livestock lost in an FMD outbreak while other farmers and those in other sectors of the economy – particularly tourism and sport – are compelled to foot the bill for their own losses arising from this policy.

81. It is unacceptable that only farmers – in whose interest the non-vaccination policy is being pursued – should receive compensation under Decision 90/424/EEC for livestock lost in an FMD outbreak while other farmers and those in other sectors of the economy – particularly tourism and sport – are compelled to foot the bill for their own losses arising from this policy.

We will continue to press on these issues still requiring immediate resolution, including — and these things we have also talked about at the New Veterans Charter review — the earnings loss benefit, must be improved to provide 100 per cent of pre-release income, to continue for life and to include increases for projected career earnings for a Canadian Forces member; the maximum disability award must be increased to be consistent with what is provided to injured civilian workers who receive general damages in law court; and, finally, the current inequity with regard to earnings loss benefit for class A and class B less than 180-day rese ...[+++]rvists for service attributable injuries must cease immediately.

It stipulates that, where compensation is awarded for a claimant First Nations community’s losses arising from the unlawful disposition of all its interests in and to land that have not been restored, the claimant’s interests in the land are “released” (62) In this case, the claimant reserves the right to initiate proceedings against a province that was not a party to the claim (clause 21(1)).