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... yesterday Obtain Eden announced, with reference to the cancellation of tlie Anglo-Persian oil concession, that, view of the Persian Government's last Note, the British Government had decided not to pursue the demand f6r a reference the case to the International ...
... unit less than the price prior to the unfortunate expression of the Persian Government’s intention to annul the company’s concessions. ft difficult to understand the Persian Government's contention that the concession was obtained as the result of pressure ...
... message reporter saying that he could not at present meie statament the recent happenings with regard the decision of the Persian Government op.the rompsny’s oil concession. It wsa explained that although Sir John has been kept touch fable telephone, desired ...
... bringing to the notice of the Council of the League the threats and pressure directed against the Persian Government by the British Government. The Persian Government adds, says Reuter, that it does not consider The Hague Permanent Court of • international Justice ...
... Auglo-Persian Oil Co., Sir J. Cadman. arrived at Southampton by the Europa yesterday. The information I received of the Persian Government's decision came to me as a bombshell, lie said in an interview. I was in Los Angeles when the cabled news reached ...
... Clause, and maintains that the Permanent Court cannot deal with a dispute between the Persian Government and a commercial company such the Anglo-Persian. The Persian Government refuses admit any liability for damage done to the company affairs, it has never ...
... summer. FEELS JUSTIFIED. On account of these reasons the Persian Government feels justified in having cancelled the concession, and see reason to withdraw that cancellation. The Persian Government refuses to admit that it liable to accept the judgment of ...
... FOR 60 YEARS. Captain Eden said that the agreement between the Persian Government and the Auglo-Pcrsian Oil Company was the d'Arcy concession, which was granted by the Persian Government to Mr. William Knox d’Arcy in May, 1901, and was transferred the ...
... terms provided for an annual payment to the Persian Government of 16 per cent. of the annual net profit on any company or companies formed to operate the concession. I The total slim paid to the Persian Government in royalties op to December 31, 1931, was ...
... NORTHERN WHIG MILLIONS PAID IN ROYALTIES. Oil Company and Persian Government. TERMS OF AGREEMENT. Concession Not Declared Null and Void. Details of the agreement between the Persian Government and the Anglo* Persian Oil Company were given the Imperial ...
... with at Westminster yesterday i Minister of Agriculture, Major Elliot. 10.) MILLIONS IS ROYALTIES Details the agreen ei Persian Government and the Oil Company were given mmster by Captain Eden. for Foreign Affairs, who state December 31. 1931, the Persia ...
... Eden, Urder-Secretarv, I, ' Affairs, said that the agreement between ■,. Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian i, Co. was the concession, which granted the Persian Government Williain Knox d'Arcy May, 1001, an( I was transferred to the. Oi! ' 1909 ...