File 1262/1915 Pt 2 'Persia: Financial assistance: The Moratorium' [‎330r] (423/424)

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X’.T 1 ‘‘r ^“‘7 Cann ? t j" StifiabI - v be ^ed to extend financial assistance
to India unless the financial reserves of the Government of India are at least
as fully strained, at the time when assistance is asked, as are those of the
Imperial Government. Ui lIle
I am, &c.,
The Under Secretary of State
for India.
John Bradbury.
ENCLOSURE No. 13 :—India Office to Treasury.
Sir, _ 0 Eidia Office,
f il e P am fv Cted t0 | i nf r rm y0U that k is tlesired to'con^Uto’the 1 BoUil
of the Bengal Nagpur Railway Company instructions with regard to an issue
of debenture bonds for 3U0,70W. guaranteed by the Secretary of Smte in
Council which fall due on the 10th proximo 7 tate m
•V'U- «r i
iJecemoei , Ao. -i.ddJ/Lj, as to the restriction of capital expenditm-P on 1
neu borrowing in the London market, the Secretary of State is satisfied of the
necessity of securing the renewed of these debentures if r>nq«iKl» * a
to authorise the Company to make an offer to the holders accordiUlUX
Khter ^ f^Oth UnuaULr No T 183‘thatyon,
not offer any objection to^uch renewal ’ ^ C ~^ners will
I have, &c.,
The Secretary, the Treasury ^ ‘ ^' v-'" MAI : cri »
J ^ aoui j h inancial Secretary.
ENCLOSURE No. 14 '.—Treasury to India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. .
No. 29 860/15. T _ ,
Sir, c 1 reasury Chambers,
AIY Vp 1 haVe J aK J before t he Lords Commissioners of His AffijestUs Treasury
7th inSnt UTUh Ti 7 tbe ) tenns ^ir Lordship’s letter of the
IU instant ^4,^09/10.) It is not clear to their Lordships whether the amount
figure of°3 OOO OOtit l desired renew was included in tL inaxTmum
this to be so. e October last, but they assume
(r / u } ^ e cretary of State, but they would nevertheless nrpfpr
marke to a kter 0 rte ry wbe h tl V ‘ e ' V t0 P ost P onin g demands on the London
The Under Secretary of State
for India.
1 am, &c.,
John Bradbury.
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