مجموعة ٣٧/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. وضع الرعايا البريطانيين والأشخاص الخاضعين للحماية البريطانيين بموجب قانون الجنسية الفارسي." [و‎‎٤‎٨‎٠] (١١١٦/٩٦٤)

original emigrant to Persia from Kashmir or the Kurram
will, it may be presumed, 'be in a position to establish
his possession of Kashmiri or Kurrami nationality, as the
case may be, to the satisfaction of the Persian Government,
and will, therefore, not become a Persian subject under
the operation of clause (l) of Article I, nor will any of
the remaining clauses in that Article cause him to become
a Persian subject. Hejvvill not, therefore, become subject
to the rule contained in paragraph 13 of Chapter XXII of
Consular Instructions and will retain his right to
receive British protection in Persia in his capacity of
British protected person. X son born in Persia to an
original male emigrant will, if he remains in Persia,
become a Persian subject at the age of eighteen under the
operation of clause ( 4 ) of Article I, tut under Articles
II and III he will be entitled to divest himself of
Persian nationality within one year of attaining that age?
subject to the fulfilment of two conditions; namely,first,
that he possesses a second nationality, in this case
Kashmiri or Khrrami nationality, as the case may ce,
secondly, that the law of Kashmir or the Kurram, as the
case may be, recognises the right of a person corn of
1 Persian parents in the Kurram or in Kashmir and thereby
j acquiring Kurrami or Kashmiri nationality to discard his
Kurrami or Kashmiri nationality at the age of 18 and for
: at least a year afterwards. In the case of the son of an
original Kashmiri emigrant the first condition will oe
fulfilled, hut the second will not, because so far as the
Government of India are aware there is no such provision
in the Kashmir Law of nationality. In the case of the
Kurrami emigrant neither condition is fulfilled, because
the Kurram has no nationality law. The son of the Kashmiri
emigrant