Translation of "Commis aux réclamations de marchandises perdues " (French → English) :

lost or damaged goods claim clerk

lost claims clerk

claim clerk, lost or damaged goods

adjustment clerk | complaint clerk | adjuster

1 (a) The liability of the carrier for loss resulting from loss of or damage to goods according to the provisions of article 5 is limited to an amount equivalent to 835 units of account per package or other shipping unit or 2.5 units of account per kilogramme of gross weight of the goods lost or damaged, whichever is the higher.

Section 81. 1(4) should be replaced with a provision providing that where reorganization proceedings are commenced under the BIA or any other Act and where, but for such proceedings, the seller would be entitled to demand return of the goods, the seller shall be deemed to have a purchase money security interest for the amount of its unpaid claim ranking ahead of all other security interests (43)

Benoît Sauvageau moved, That whereas 2,100 Canadian military personnel were captured in Hong Kong and held by the Japanese for 44 months during World War II; Whereas these prisoners suffered abuse and were forced into hard labour by the Japanese; Whereas these Canadians veterans are well founded in fact and in law to claim the amount of $18 per day for the work they carried out for the Japanese during their detention. Whereas no amount of money could really compensate for the years lost by our Hong Kong veterans and the suffering they endured in the service of Canada, our Hong Kong veterans deserve special consideration; Whereas the United Nations Sub-Commission on Human Rights recognized the validity of the claims by the Canadian vetera ...[+++]ns with regard to their forced labour during World War II in concluding that the Japanese had seriously violated the Geneva Convention; Whereas the Sub-Commission also deems that there is no moratorium on war crimes, Whereas the 1952 peace treaty between Japan and the Allies cannot erase all the claims by Canadian World War II veterans, as their claims involve rights granted under customary international humanitarian law; Whereas the Canadian Government has never demonstrated the necessary will to support its veterans until now; The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade recommends that the Canadian Government:

Mr. Karygiannis (Scarborough Agincourt), seconded by Mr. Sekora (Port Moody Coquitlam Port Coquitlam), moved, That this House: (a) join the members of the Canadian Armenian community in honouring the memory of the 1.5 million men, women and children who fell victim of the first genocide of the 20th century; (b) condemn the genocide of the Armenians and all other acts of genocide committed during our century as the ultimate act of racial, religious and cultural intolerance; (c) recognize the importance of remembering and learning from such dark chapters in human history to ensure that such crimes against humanity are not allowed to be r ...[+++]epeated; (d) condemn and prevent all attempts to use the passage of time to deny or distort the historical truth of the genocide of the Armenians and other acts of genocide committed during this century; (e) designate April 24 of every year hereafter throughout Canada as a day of remembrance of the 1.5 million Armenians who fell victim to the first genocide of this century; and (f) call on the Government of Canada officially to condemn the genocide of the Armenians and any attempts to deny such crimes against humanity (Private Members' Business M-329) Debate arose thereon.