مجموعة ٣٦/٢٩ "كرمان: المباني القنصلية" [و‎‎٦‎٥] (٢١٦/١٣١)

estimate was given as Krans 289>53^* difference of Krans j
2,CX)9 is the value of a piece of land with avenue of trees sst
outside the main gate referred to at the end of paragraph
5 of my letter. I found eventually that, it was necessary to
include this piece of land in the sale-deed in order to
ensure that the Consulate should enjoy full rights over it.
I have etc.,
Sd. J.H. Davies,
His Majesty’s Consul, Kerman.
Copies of this letter and its enclosure have been
sent to His Majesty’s Minister, Tehran and to the Deputy
Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and #
Political Department, Simla.
(Purport.) • Draft Sale Deed for Kerman Consulate .
This is to state that Agha Mirza Hussein Khan
Isfandiari(formerly Sardar-i-Nusrat) of Kerman, hereinafter w
called the seller, agrees to sell, according to law, to
Mr. Davies, H.B.M’s Consul in Kerman, acting on behalf of
the Secretary of State for India, hereinafter called the
buyer, for the sum of TUMAH3 TWENTY SIX THOUSAND (i.e. Krans
two hundred and sixty thousand), the vfoole and entire garaen
and buildings, situated at Zerief in Kerman, which are at
present held on lease by H.B.M’s Government and require no
(further)description, together with the road approaching the
property as specified below.
The various boundaries being as follows
East: A garden belonging to the heirs of the late Mohammad
Khan(s/o) Haji Bahram Khan,
North: Gardens of the late Mohammad Baghir Khan -Mudd 1 i - ul
timo cm- and the late Nurullah Khan,
West: A garden belonging to Sorushian and a small compouno
belorFing to the seller and not included in this sale,
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