File of printed papers marked 'Egyptian negotiation' between Curzon and Adly Pasha and the Egyptian delegation [‎69r] (137/178)

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Schedule.
(a.) Proclamations of the 15th April and
of the 6th August, 1919, making provision
for the trial of suits formerly within the
jurisdiction of the German and Austrian
Consular Courts.
(b.) Proclamations as to enemy property
in Egypt of the 31st July, 1916, sections
5, 8 and 10-30, and the 9th October, 1916.
Proclamations as to the property of the
ex-Khedive of the 4th January, 1919, and
the 24th November, 1920.
Proclamation of the 9th March, 1920,
enforcing certain provisions of the Treaty
of Peace with Germany.
Proclamation of the 25th November,
1920, enforcing certain provisions of the
Treaty of Peace with Austria.
Proclamation of the 18th May, 1921,
•enforcing certain provisions of the Treaty
of Peace with Bulgaria.
(c.) Proclamations of the 15th October,
1919, and the 24th January, 1921, with
drawing certain claims for loss or damage
resulting from disturbances from the juris
diction of the mixed tribunals.
(d.) Proclamation of the 17th May, 1919,
as to the suspension of periods of prescrip
tion or peremption
(e.) Proclamations of the 23rd Septem
ber, 1915, the 22nd May, 1918, and the
16th February, 1921, as to the imposition
of Ghaffir Cess.
(/.) Proclamation of the 21st February,
1921, as to the limitation of house-rents.
(f/.) The notice published in the Official
Journal of the 13th March, 1915, and the
notices of the 10th April, 1915, the 8th
March, 1916, and the 15th November,
1917, appointing a Controller of the
Dairas of Her Highness the Khedivah-
Mother and of the Princes therein
mentioned.
(a.) To remain in force until it shall be
otherwise determined by treaty or
legislation.
(b.) To remain in force until the com
pletion of the liquidation or sale of all
properties coming into the hands of the
public custodian of enemy property in
Egypt under the said proclamations
respectively, and the final disposal of all
proceeds of such liquidation or sale.
The power to remove the public cus
todian and appoint a successor is vested in
His Britannic Majesty’s representative in
Egypt-
The office of licensing officer is abolished
and all powers conferred upon that officer
in the proclamations remaining in force
shall be vested in His Britannic Majesty’s
representative in Egypt.
(e.) To be continued in force until it
shall be otherwise determined by legislation
applicable to all householders in Egypt.
(g.) To be continued in force until the
ratification of a treaty of peace between
His British Majesty’s Government and
Turkey.