'Files 61/12 and 61/16 (D 80) Treaty between Bin Saud and H. M. Govt' [‎125v] (257/408)

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A rticle 8.
will be^at^fIiYl^i^r n V^ e ^ e i ai r an< ^ Sultan of Nejd and their Dependencies
and siu^n a h Pl, i Se / n ,mp0 r t arms ' war material and ammunition,
Neid Government - a /® may ^ rec l l ! lred from abroad for the Hejaz-
to prevent thelmnnrtati^ T" 1 !? ^ a l est y undertakes that no measure shall be taken
or nnpiements fh ?T "a? Jn armS ' Wai ' material, ammunition, machines
own use ' Government may consider necessary for their
A rticle 9.
thp rntif;,!'?- 86 '" Tl 'f aty s '! a11 be ratified by each of the high contracting parties and
of fhflvofr 18 T! langed ? S soon as p oss ible. It shall come into force on the date
date. In ca^Lhh^onhe^iTr S ? aI1 ^ bi . ndin .g .^r seven years from that
other six month? i,,.!,,, C0I ?tracting parties shall have given notice to the
intention tTterminnte t J t expiratwn of the said period of s^even years of his
have terminated !mtil th Treaty. it shall remain in force and shall not be held to
the parties Jlnll ' e^ 1 ration of six months from the date on which one of
parties shall give notice of termination to the other party.
A rticle 10.
of thrHe^'^and'siiltTif 'I';, Britannic Majesty and His Majesty the King
Khpn Tr .c mo, . S Nejd and their Dependencies on the 26th December 1915
ha4 effect S2thrd.t ier "IMf and 0f it ^ then Dependencies, shall ckse to
e enect as tiom the date on which the present Treaty comes into force.
A rticle 11.
ho > fi U present Treaty has been drawn up in English and Arabic. Each text will
' ve the same validity, but in case of divergence in the interpretation of anv part
thereof reference will be made to the English version. P^ation ot any part
A nnex 6.
Draft Letter from the King of the Hejaz relating to the Hejaz - Transjordan Used in three contexts: the geographical region to the east of the River Jordan (literally ‘across the River Jordan’); a British protectorate (1921-46); an independent political entity (1946-49) now known as Jordan Frontier
and to Mandates.
iv/To mat ion ot oui conversations relating to the recognition of His Brit 'innir
I a jest vs special position in Iraq, Transjordan Used in three contexts: the geographical region to the east of the River Jordan (literally ‘across the River Jordan’); a British protectorate (1921-46); an independent political entity (1946-49) now known as Jordan and Palestine and the fixation of
&J55S teTfclS ", , « l t desire
vjruveinment t mt i do not intend any harm whatsoever to British interp^t^ hv n^f
recognising the special position in mandated territory but that the DrWnt
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In support of that, I send you this letter
(Respects.)