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... PROPOSALS REJECTED OUT OF HAND The Iranian Government delegates rejected these proposals out of hand after no more than half an hour's consideration; in so doing they made it clear that they considered the discussions closed. From the outset they had ...
... the actions which were being taken or were contemplated by the Iranian Government. | The measures indicated by the Court oro-‘ vided, inter alia, that the British and Iranian | Governments were each to ensure that no | | measure of any kind should be taken ...
... | the Iranian Government that it requested | arbitration in accordance with the rights | reserved to it by Articles 22 and 26 of the 1933 Convention, and that Lord Radcliffe had accepted appointment as its arbitrator. As the Iranian Government took no ...
... companies operating in the Middle East; the record shows the reverse to be true. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO IRANIAN GOVERNMENT At the same time as the co::&any Propoced discussions for an equal sharing o &,roms, it arranged to assist the Iranian vernment ...
... |in favour of increased payments under the |existinf methods of the 1933 Convention. In | general the attitude of the Iranian Govern| ment representatives in these ne‘(otiations | was that profit-sharing should apply to the | profits of the company from ...
... 'Selangor on | to-day said that “in the course of the investiufraid 1 have no_control over that. or can be produced by the Iranian Govern- DA“ oe e ibility of private enter- |Mr Willlam C. Allison. chairman and | Monday, later shot dead a British stretcher- ...
... progress, the campaign of abuse and misrepresentation against the company continued unabated in Iran, and early in June the Iranian Government appointed a temporary Board of Directors of the specially formed National [ranian Oil Company to take over the installations ...
... COMPANY’S READINESS TO NEGOTIATE On May 30 the Iranian Government in a note to the company expressed a desire to use the company’'s knowledge and experience in making its arrangements for the implementation of the Nationalisation Act. While fully reserving ...
... has encoung&d administrative corruption in Iranian Government Departments, and that it has undermined the independence of the Iranian nation. It is a matter of regret to the company that the Iranian Government should, by such a distortion of facts, present ...
... forerunner, the Single Article ill, Besides thus breaking the solemn undertakings embodied in the 1933 Convention, the Iranian Government went so far a. to deny that this company even existed, referring consistently to it as “ the former company.” A violent ...
... considerable accountancy difficulties in arrtvlnf at an agreed assess| ment of such profits, In the 1933 negotiations, | the Iranian Government was, therefore, as anxious as the company to see that future lroyalty payments shoulg be ascertainable by the simplest ...
... and that no well-thought-out scheme had been produced. It was, the Foreign Secretary said, very important that the Iranian Government should not take unilateral action, and precipitate action by the Government would seriously affect the social and economic ...