File 791/1904 Pt 1 'Orders-in-Council: Persian Coast and Islands' [‎228r] (188/357)

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Persian Order in Cooneil 1887 {Persian Coast Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council.
(a) ' 1907 -
Controls Consular jurisdiction {Controls Consular jurisdiction
in all Persia, except that in-Jin Persian Coast and Islands and
eluded in Persian Coast Order lOulf of Oman and adjacent
in Council* tterritorial waters*
(b) f
British subjects and native {"British subjects" alone mention-
Indian subjects are led*
diffe rentiat ed• |
force*
(e) , i
Registration fee 2s/6d and £ 5iRep:istration fee Rs*l/“
fine in default of re gist ra- |Rs*3/-. Ho fine in default.
?* Under paragraph 2 of the Persian Coasts and Islands Order
in Council, the limits of the Order are declared to be "the
'■Coasts and Islands of the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. and Gulf of Oman,including
"the territorial waters of Persia adjacent to the said Coasts
"and Islands." The last phrase may be held to include that
part of the Shatt-al-Arab which is Persian territory, and conse
quently Moharamerah*
8. Under paragraph 4 of the Persia Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council. 1889,"in
"case of dispute or doubt whether any place is in the limits of
"Persia or is within the limits of the Persian Coast, the
"Consul-General (i.e. at Tehran) may provisionally determine
"such dispute as he thinks fit, and his determination, unless
(c)
Ultimate judicial control
vested in Consul-General
at Tehran.
lUltimate judicial control vested
jin Consul-General at Bushire,but
jHigh Court of Bombay has
I jurisdict ion.
(d) I
English law generally in llndian law generally in force.
t ion.
iRules distinctly favourable to
Snatives of India*
the