'Treaty of Peace with Turkey. Signed at Sévres, August 10, 1920. [With Maps.]' [‎60v] (100/112)

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Article 426.
, . . • ~ TnrL-Pv a iude'e or court of an Allied Power
All judicial decisions give jnto'force of tbe new judicial system referred
°^ 8 in SiS'^ses) Shall be recognised by the Turkish
Government which undertakes if necessary to ensure the execution of such decis.ons.
Article 427.
Subiect to the provisions of Article 46, Pan III (Political Clauses) Turkey hereby
agrees so far as concerns her territory as delimited in Article 27 to accept and to co-operate
hTTe execution of anv decisions taken by the Allied Powers in agreement where
necessarv with other Powers, in relation to any matters previously dealt with by the
Constantinople Superior Council of Health and the Turkish Sanitary Administration
which was directed by the said Council.
Article 428.
As regards the territories detached from Turkey under the present Treaty, and in
anv territories which cease in accordance wdth the present Treaty ^ to be under the
suzerainty of Turkey, Turkey hereby agrees to accept any decisions in conformity with
the«principles enunciated below taken by the Allied Powers, in agreement where necessary
with other Powers, in relation to any matters previously dealt with by the Constantinople
Superior Council oi Health or the 'Turkish Sanitary Administration which was directed
by the said Council, or by the Alexandria Sanitary, Maritime and Quarantine Board.
The principles referred to in the preceding paragraph are as follows :
(a) Each Allied Power will be responsible for maintaining and conducting in
accordance with the provisions of international sanitary conventions its own quarantine
establishments in any territory detached from Turkey which is placed under its control,
whether the Allied Power be in sovereign possession, or act as mandatory or protector,
or be responsible for the administration, of the territory in question ;
(b) Such measures for the sanitary control of the Hedjaz pilgrimage as have
hitherto been carried out by, or under the direction of, the Constantinople Superior
Council of Health or the Turkish Sanitary Administration, or by the Alexandria Sanitary,
Maritime and Quarantine Board, will henceforth be undertaken by the Allied Powers
under whose sovereignty, mandate, protection or responsibility will pass those territories
in which the various quarantine stations and sanitary establishments necessary for the
execution of such measures are situated. The measures will be in conformity with the
provisions of international sanitary conventions, and in order to secure complete
uniformity in their execution each Allied Power concerned in the sanitary control of the
pilgrimage will be represented on a co-ordinating Pilgrimage Quarantine Committee
placed under the supervision of the Council of the League of Nations.
Article 429.
The High Contracting Parties agree that, in the absence of a subsequent agreement
to the contrary, the ( hairman of any Commission established by the present Treaty
shall in the event of an equality of votes be entitled to a. second vote.
Article 430.
Except where otherwise provided in the present Treaty, in all cases where the
Treaty provides for the settlement of a question affecting particularly certain States by
means of a special Convention to be concluded between the States concerned, it is under-
stood by the High Contracting Parties that difficulties arising in this connection shall,
until lurkey is admitted to membership of the League of Nations, be settled by the
Principal Allied Powers. J
Article 431.
of ^ *P ecia ^P rov ^ 0 ° 9 of the present Treaty, at the expiration of a period
of six month* from its coming into force the Turkish laws must have been modified and
S a W-T n T by the . T 1 urklsh Government in conformity with the present Treaty
execution oLhe 6 nre'e, rf 0d ’ a11 the , admi » istrati ve and other measures relating tothe
execution ot the present Treaty must have been taken by the Turkish Government