... Foreign Office has prevented the Anglo Persian oil company from egoiiating friendly settlement with the Persian Government. Ihe Persian Government approaching the Anglo-Persian Oil Company has neve,- offered any basis whatever for negotiation, was slated ...

... memorandum stated that the Anglo-Persian Oil Company had failed for a number of years to pay an annual sum due to the Persian Government £22,000,000 BENEFIT The real fact was that the matter was amicably settled in January, 1911, and the company had paid ...

... Anglo-Persian Settlement The settlement of the difference between the Persian Government and the \nglo-Persian Oil Company, now an nounced, is webome; but until details terms of the agreement are made public it would wis»- not to jubilate. .Sir John the ...

... Negotiations 'between Sir John Cadman, chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., and the Persian Government for renewal the company's concession have opened. ' The Persian Government has submitted proposals to Sir John Cadman, who is considering them; but their ...

... Foreign Oflloe has prevented the Anglo-Perslan oil company from negotiating a friendly sen lenient with the Persian Government. The Persian Government In approaching the Anglo Persian Oil Company, has nc.er offered any basis, whatever, for negotiation, it ...

... between Sir John Cad-0 man, Chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil y Company, and the Persian Government for . renewal of the company's Concession have >s opened. The Persian Government have submitted proposals to Sir John who considering thfcm. Their tcfiour has ...

... Negotiations between Sir John Cadman, chairman Anglo-l'ersian OR Company, and the Persian Government for renewal of the company's concession have opened. The Persian Government submitted proposals to Sir John Cadman, who is considering ,hc,n Their tenor has ...

... cannot transfer the concession to another party without the consent the Persian Government. 12. the expiry the concession the Company’s property in Persia reverts to the Persian Government, and during the ten years preceding the expiry the Company cannot sell ...

... negotiations between Sir John Cadman, chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., and the Persian Government for a renewal of the company's concession have opened. The Persian Government has submitted proposals to Sir John Cadman who is considering them. Their tenor ...

... For.ign Offlct has prevented the Anglo-Perslan Oil Company from negotiating a friendly settlement with the Persian Government. The Persian Government in approaching the Anglo-Perslan Oil Company has never offered any basis whatever for negotiation it was ...

... may import, without any payments, anything it needs for its operations in Persia. The new royalty to be paid to the Persian Government is subject to an annual minimum of £750.000. In exchange for complete exemption from taxation, the company has agreed ...

... between Sir John Cadnian, chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, and the Persian Government for a renewal of the company's concessions have opened. The Persian Government has submitted pro= posals to Sir John Cadman, and he is at present considering ...