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Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk is facing compensation claims in Turkey over remarks he made to a Swiss magazine in 2005.
Hyundai is also facing compensation claims after it admitted that it had overstated the fuel efficiency of some of its vehicles.
It will move the tournament to mid-winter, and face compensation claims from domestic leagues and television companies.
Iraq, meanwhile, faces compensation claims from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and other countries that lost property during the first Persian Gulf war.
VW could also face compensation claims from motorists over the misstatement of their vehicle's fuel economy.
The Guardian has learned that controllers are concerned they will personally face compensation claims for air crashes linked to their use of deficient computer equipment.
The institutions, which cannot be named until the investigation is complete, face compensation bills and even expulsion for paying long-standing customers less than new ones.
As legal experts warned that the airline's parent company, Lufthansa, could face compensation claims for hundreds of millions of dollars, Düsseldorf prosecutors said they had found the torn-up doctor's note covering the day of the disaster – Tuesday 24 March.
Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Patten said the BBC was also likely to face compensation claims from Hall's victims The chairman said: "I think to set up a new inquiry, when there is already one which is extremely well-resourced operating, would probably delay arriving at the truth.
Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) could face compensation claims of up to 11 trillion yen (USD 133 billion) — nearly four times its equity — if Japan's worst nuclear crisis drags on for two years, an analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote in a report.
But Lib Dem MP Tom Brake does not agree and said the Prime Minister had "no alternative" but to agree to the change, or the Government would have faced compensation claims from prisoners.
