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... of success. The Government, said, were hopeful of the outcome of the negotiations, in which the true interests of the Persian Government and of the great undertaking whose cause the British Government had been defending were identical, and felt confident ...
... new development Geneva although important itself not regarded WEDDING as forming part negotiations Anglo-Persian the Persian Government will a which begin Great begun In nothing known of nor of arrival of Sir John Cadman now in Persian in Paris INDUSTRY ...
... by common agreement. (2) Tli© two parties agree that the company shall immediately enter into negotiations with the Persian Government, the respective legal points of view being entirely reserved. (5) The two parties agree that the legal standpoint of ...
... dates from end of when the Persian Government announced that it was cancelling Anglo-Persian Oil Company’s concession The concession was known as the d Arcy Concession because it originally obtained from the Persian Government by William Knox d’Arcy it ...
... Medlicott of the London headquarters of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company the cancellation of whose oil concession by the Persian Government led the British Government to protest to the League explained that such an agreement would only mean a settle ment of ...
... from publication order of the Iraq Government. It is not the Iraq Government which is offended, it appears, but the Persian Government who are disturbed by its comments on the Anglo- Persian dispute. So to appease Persia the Baghdad Times is prohibited ...
... refused either payment or arbitration The Persian memorandum said payment on account the 16 per cent Royalty due to the Persian Government had been paid by the company up to 1919 In actual fact that company paid £325000 during the period from 1914 to 1919 ...
... but instead of this thr Persian Government purported to cancel the Coneession by unilateral action, thereby depriving the company of the rght of appeal to the •rihttratton clause On November 27. 1932. the Persian Government announced the cancellation ...
... sod flee her hue. •.m. on sines PERSIAN REPLY TO BRITAIN POSITION OF ANOLO•PERSIAN OIL COMPANY GENEVA, Saturday. The Persian Government, in their memorandum in reply to the British case in respect of the cancellation of the D'Arcy Concession, express the ...
... National Bank said: Mr Davar (Persian Minister Justice) will League Council to recommend the Anglo-Persian Oil negotiate Persian Government with eventual reference the question to if necessary” British United SPEED-UP OF FREIGHT TRAINS 8652 MINUTES SAVED A ...
... is quite incorrect to that Foreign Office Anglo-Persian Oil Company from negotiating friendly settlement Persian Government The Persian Government approaching Anglo-Persian Oil offered basis whatever for negotiation it was VERY GREAT M TCH (Translated ...
... armaments for - nations who want them and is Yiow building 50 aeroplanes really first-class fighting machines for th© Persian Government If did not manufacture some other country would but it seems rather like making a rod to smack our own back when we ...