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Article IV.
There shall be perfect freedom of commerce, and navigation between the
His^h Contracting Parties ; eich shall allow the subjects of the other to eater all
ports, creeks, and rivers with their vessels and cargoes, also to travel, reside,
and pursue commerce and trade, whether wholesale or retail, in each other's
dominions, and therein to hire, purchase, and possess houses, warehouses, shops,
stores, and lands, under the same conditions in all respects as subjects of their
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r especti ve countries. British subjects shall even where be freely permitted,
whether personally or by agent, to bargain for, buy, baiter, and sell all kinds oi
goods, ujiether articles of import or of native prOduetion, and whether intended
for sale wimm the dominions of His Highness the Sult^g^ JIa.aJaLli^n^pman,
or for export, and to arrange with the owner or his agenu regarding the price
of all such goods and produce without interference of any sort on the pnrt of
the authorities of His Highness. T he coasting trade of Maskat and Oman shal l
remain open to British vessels.
His Highness the Sultan binds himself not to allow or recognise the
establishment of any kind of monopoly or exclusive privilege of trade within his
dominions in favour of any Governmenti Association or individual.