237. The amounts allocated in [the] judgment as compensation for restitution, nonpecuniary damage and reimbursement of costs and expenses shall be disbursed in their entirety to the assigned beneficiaries, as ordered in [the] judgment, with no deductions for possible fiscal fees. 238. If the State should fall behind on payments, it must pay interest on the amounts owed, based on overdue interest rates in effect for banks the Republic of Chile. 26. The State considers that it is not clear which paragraphs of this section are applicable to the payment of restitution, and which are applicable to the payment of compensation and reimbursement of costs and expenses. In response to this request, this Court recalls that the parties must read the Judgment as a whole and not consider each paragraph of the Judgment as if it were independent of the rest. 27. Thus, this Court considers that the criteria that apply for the payment of the amounts established in the Judgment for restitution, and compensation for non-pecuniary damage, as well as for the reimbursement of costs and expenses, are sufficiently clear and precise. 28. However, in order to facilitate compliance with the measures ordered, the Court emphasizes that, from the joint reading of the operative paragraphs and the paragraphs on the modalities of compliance, it is clear that paragraph 232 only refers to the modality of compliance regarding the payment of the amounts established by this Judgment as a restitution measure. It is clarified therefore that the possibility of paying in three installments applies only to the amounts recognized as a restitution measure. Likewise, paragraph 233 literally establishes that it applies to the payment of compensation for non-pecuniary damages and to the reimbursement of costs and expenses. Paragraph 234, which refers to the method of payment of the beneficiaries who have died or who may die before the respective amount is paid to them, applies to all amounts due, whether for restitution or compensation for non-pecuniary damage. Similarly, paragraphs 235 and 236 apply to payments of all amounts due to the beneficiaries for both restitution and compensation for non-pecuniary damages. On the other hand, paragraph 237 literally states that it applies to payments for restitution, non-pecuniary damage and reimbursement of costs and expenses. 29. Thus, it is considered that this aspect of the State's request is answered on the basis of the literal wording of the aforementioned paragraphs. The Court will refer to the applicability of paragraph 238 in the following section. C. On the adjustment of the amounts to be paid in three annual installments relating to the restitution measure and the charging of interest on arrears on the sums due C.1. Arguments of the parties and of the Commission 30. The State asked for clarification of how the calculation of interest referred to in paragraph 209 of the Judgment, in connection with paragraphs 232 and 238, would operate. First, it requested clarification as to whether the calculation of interest stops when the first payment is made, whether interest would accrue until the last payment of the last annual installment, and when and how the State would fall into arrears and until when interest would accrue with respect to both the payment of compensation for non-pecuniary damage and the restitution owed with respect to the deceased victims. In addition, it asked how interest would be calculated in cases in which the heirs of any of the beneficiaries are not determined or, even if they are determined, the inheritance proceedings have not been carried out. Secondly, Chile asked for clarification as to whether the adjustment of the amounts would apply in respect of each tract in relation 8