مجموعة ٣٧/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. وضع الرعايا البريطانيين والأشخاص الخاضعين للحماية البريطانيين بموجب قانون الجنسية الفارسي." [و‎‎٥‎٢] (١١١٦/١٠٨)

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K 112 * 2 *&ib t wif© • son ^onn in uui*gan» aays
that^he Police Departaeit are plaguing hia to take out
to take-out a siJIU <aa d wil1 not give him a P*™ 1 * d ®
Jour. Wants to leave Persia; hut cannot sellup all
hia property at once. Wants a passport to travel, and
intends P to go hack to Kurram. Told to apply in **iting
to the British Legation for a passport*
(a) ihrahim, son of Kernelai All Baz» Born in Khorassan*
Holds Temporary Certificate of British
86/A of 29th January 1960, signed hy Mr. ^ inch* Bae ooid
all his effects and want® to go to Kurram. J-old. to PP y
to British Legation in writing for a passport to enabl
him to travel*
20. 1 explained to the Kurramls at Gurgan, as well ae I ooula
in very simple language, the following points:
(a) Capitulations had gone, and British subjects *ere
juridically in the same position as Persians, i.e., subject to
the same courts of law*
(b) The Persian Government could, ii. it wished, require any
foreign subject to leave Persia with no reason stated:
(c) The Persian Government had indeed stated that in the
case of Kurramis who had applied for the relinquishment of Persian
nationality, they would insist on such persons leaving Persia.
(d) The fact that a British subject, who was by Persian Law
a Persian subject, applied for a "sijlll" *1* not mean that that
individual thereby renounced his British nationality, the latter
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would remain, and would he just as
ries except Persia*
21. I left it to them to decide what to do.
C. Kurramis of