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... Possibilities of a Settlement There were, to-day possibilities of a settlement of the dispute between the British and Persian Governments over the cancellation by the latter of the concession the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. A report has been received in London ...
... D'Arcy oil concession, which tno Persian Government precipitated what amounted to nothing more or less than act of confiscation. The prospect tho parties agreeing to negotiate new concession suggests that Persian Government has resiled from tho position ...
... equal basis. To discuss a settlement while the Anglo- Persian Oil Company's contract remains cancelled would to put the Persian Government in the position of a dictator and the British Government at an unfair disadvantage. It is to surmount the preliminary ...
... DISPUTE WITH PERSIA ? Sir John Simon ' s Speech to League Council THE BRITISH CASE The dispute between the British and Persian Governments regarding the cancellation by Persia of the D'Arcy Concession of tho Anglo-Persian Oil Company came before a meeting ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... lwfore the League Council at Geneva , Sir John Simon presented the British Government ' s case in the dispute with the Persian Government over the cancellation ot l ? ic An glo-Persian Oil Company ' s concession . The Persian delegate , Mirza Ali Khan Dawar ...
... memorandum to the League. The Persian Government's action in cancelling the concession, he said, amounted to a denial of justice which in itself would justify diplomatic intervention. TWICE REFUSED. Jbe Persian Government had twice, he said, refused to ...
... 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 ...
... meeting of the League Council this afternoon- He said that the Persian Government’s action in cancellin amounted to a denial of jtr in itself would justify intervention The Persian Government refused to guarantee the property and interests In Persia and ...
... must- not 1.0 forgotten that the British Government contributed millions to the capital of the company, whereas the Persian Government bad not contributed halfpenny. (Czeeho'luvakia), (be rapporteur, said ih.it would like j-ome time examine the eases ...
... 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 ...