مجموعة ٣٠/ ١٣٨ "النفط: اتفاقية دبي السياسية واتفاقية مصفاة التكرير." [و‎‎٨‎٥] (٣٦٩/١٦٩)

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and the company has hereunto caused its Common Seal to be
affixed the day and year first above written.
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3.
THf SCli-hDULI] abo e referred to
Pre-e mption Clau se.
In oho event of a state of national emergency or war
(of the existence of which His Majesty's Government shall be
the sole judge) -
(1) His Majesty's Government shall have the right of
pre-emption or all crude oil gotten under the Concession
granted by the Sheikh to the Company and of all the products
thereof and shall have the right to require the Company to
the extent of any refining capacity it may have in Dubai to
produce oil fuel that shall comply with the Admiralty
specifications at the time provided that Debai oil be of a
suitable kind and quality for this purpose.
(2) The Company shall use its utmost endeavours to increase
so far as reasonably possible with existing facilities the
supply of oil and/or products thereof for the Government to
the extent required by the Government.
(3) The Company shall with every reasonable expedition and
so as oo avoid demurrage on the vessel or vessels engaged
co convey the same, do its utmost to deliver all oil or
produces of oil purchased by the Government under their said
righo of pre-emption m the quantities at the time and in
the manner required by the Government at a convenient place
ox shipment or at a place of storage in Debai to be
determined by His Majesty's Government. in the event of a
vessel employed to c arry any such oil or products thereof
0n 0; f His Majesty being detained on demurrage at the
poro ox loading the Company shall pay the amount due for
demurrage according to the terms of the charter party and/or
the races of loading previously agreed with the Company
unless the delay is due to causes beyond the control ox the
Company. ^ Any dispute which may arise as to whether the
dela^ is due to causes beyond the control of the Company shall
be settled by agreement between His Majesty's Government and
9 0i ?- pan ^ rj '. and A :Ln default of such agreement, the question
tohall be referred to two arbitrators, one to be chosen by His
Majesty's Government (or the Political Resident) and the other
by uhe Company, wifh power to appoint an umpire m case of
disagreement, such arbitration to be held in England and to
e deemed a reference to arbitration under the provisions
Arbitration Acts 1889 to 1934 (52 and 53 Viet. c.49l
24 and 25 Geo.y. c.14) of the Imperial Parliament, or anv
statutory modification or re-enactment thereof for the time
being in force.
(4) The price to be paid for all oil or products ox the
refining or treatment of. oil taken in pre-emption by His
Majesty's Government shall be either (a) as specified in a
separate agreement or (b) if no such agreement shall have
been entered inco, a fair price for the time being at the
point of delivery as the same shall be settled by agreement
between His Majesty's Government and the Company, or in
default of such agreement by arbitration m the manner
pr ovided/