حدائق التمر المملوكة لشيوخ الكويت والمحمرة في العراق. نطاق الالتزامات الممنوحة من حكومة بريطانيا في ١٩١٤. قضية مقدّمة لمعرفة رأي المسؤولين القانونيين الملكيين ورأي ت. و. هـ. إنسكيب و ب. ب. ميريمان، إدارة المسؤولين القانونيين، ٢٩ مارس ١٩٣٣ وتشمل حدائق التمر المملوكة لشيوخ الكويت والمحمرة في العراق. ملخص تاريخي [غير مؤرّخ] [و‎‎٢‎٧] (٧٠/٥٣)

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Sir /u Clark Ferr's proposals of i:ovej]iber 19^5.
12. In the summer of 19."5 the Embassy reported
trie t their sttention had been drawn to certain inadeouacies
in the 19-34 ^ronosals which suggested that even if the
Jraqi 'joveinment could be persuaded to acce nt the proposals^
the difficulties connected Vvith the Sheikh of I'oweit's
titles to his gardens would not be disnosed of. They were
requested to put the points, together with any alternative
solution which they had to suggest, in an official despatch.
L 92 1 of // 1935 15, In lvJcvember 1955 Sir A - Clark Kerr reported
accordingly that neither Sir F. Humphrys nor he himself had
"been able to induce the Irani Government to take any action
Oix the lines of the 1934 solution, and that there was
litble hone of their making any real attempt to carry it
out . Me pointed out that even if the Iraoi Government
could be persuaded to issue to the Sheikh a proper T apu
Sanad in respect of his Faddaghiyah gardens, the Sheikh
would not thereby necessarily be safeguarded from claims
(a) in connection with reclaimed land not yet registered
i n £§121^ (b) of the f ellaheen who by planting the trees
had acquired rights to certain portions of his land
('Taab rights") and (o) of other members of his family.
14. Sir A. Clark Kerr therefore proposed that the
Sheikh of J oweit's title to his properties in Iraq should
be examined de novo with a view to dealing with all
questions of rights to these properties and that a Commission
should, with the consent of the Sheikh of Koweit, be set
up by the Iraqi Government (1) to enquire into the
boundaries of all l^nd claimed by the Sheikh, (2) to examine
all outside rights to the land, and to value such claims
as might be proved to be legal rights under the law of Iraq,
and