... off of the 82 laths, being discount charges on the 1923 loan and 341 lakhs being the amount of advances made to the Persian Government' because this was obviously a desirable procedure in each case. The first wa s a liability which they knew about, but ...

... crores made up of 82 lakhs, being the dis,ount charges on the 1923 loan, and 3.41 crores of the loans and advances to the Persian Government. This policy, he said, was contrary to what Sir Basil Blackett himself advocated a year ago. The sum of 3.41 crores ...

... disappointments and misadventures. As regards the writing off of 341 lakhs, the amounts of Bowls and advances to the Persian Government, Mr. Fleming was of the opinion that the whole amount should not have been transferred from the suspense account in ...

... certain items kept in suspense hitherto, aggregating 3,41 lakhs. These items consisted of loans and advances to the Persian Government shared by the Government of India with the British ( iovernment. The adjustment followed the practice of the British ...