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... League Council this after, noon. said that the Persian Government action in cancelling the concession amounted to a d:nial of justice, which itself would justify diplomatic intervention. The Persian Government had - twice refused to guarantee the company's ...
... which the Persian Government had stated against the oil company and against the British Government, and showed them to be misstatements of the wildest character. was complained, for example, that royalties had been paid to the Persian Government to 1919 ...
... Settlement Out of Court. Teheran, Tuesday. Rumours of negotiations proceeding between the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and the Persian Government with a view to settling the dispute out of court are emphatically denied Mr T. L. Jacks, the company's resident directof ...
... John said Unit the Persian Government ' s action in cancclliii !; tho concession of the Anqlo-Persian Oil Comjiiiiiy amounted to a denial of justice whifih , in lHclf . would jmiify diplomatic intervention . Ths Persian Government had twice refused to ...
... uicmorauduni: lit the dispute over the pipe line cut by bandits during the war, the offer of the Persian Government arbitrate was refuted. Tho Persian Government refuse* admit the obligatory character of Armitage Smith agreement. took cm went Britlali legal ...
... meet tho wishes of tlio Persian Government . Negotiations for a revision of tho terms of tho concession had been started during the years 1929 and 1930 . These , lio pointed out , were allowed to Iapso by the Persian Government . In 1931-32 further ne ...
... Foreign Office has prevented the Anglo-Persian Oil Company from negotiating a friendly settlement with the Persian Government. The Persian Government, in approaching the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, has never offered any basis whatever for negotiation, it ...
... provisions . For tho rest the Persian case stands . This was not a dispute between tho British and Persian Governments , but between tho Persian Government and a concessionary Company . Tho Company , not having exhausted legal means at its disposal—namely ...
... Sir John Simon said that the Persian Government's action in cancelling the Anglo-Persian Oil Company's concession amounted (o denial of justice which, in itself, would justify diplomatic intervention. The Persian Government had twice refused to guarantee ...
... discussion before the Council of the League deals with the matter . There is a delightful similarity in tho arguments of the Persian Government to the opinion cxpressod by Professor Berriedale Keith , in liis letter of 14 th ult ., that recourse should first bn ...
... and for six years has provided free University education in England :or two Persian students annually. ** Further, the Persian Government has benefited directly ami indirectly expenditure in Persia by the company of not leas than £22,000.000. medical services ...
... May be Ousted by Britain. Bagdad, Tuesday. Much excitement was caused on the Bagdad market to-day by a rumour that the Persian Government intends to permit the importation of sugar to the value of £250,000 from Bagdad and Mohammerah, and that British suppliers ...