مجموعة ٣٠/ ٣٦ "البحرين: ادعاء يوسف لطفعلي خنجي، وهو أحد الرعايا الفارسيين، ضد الشيخ حمد فيما يخص مصنع للثلج" [و‎‎١‎٣‎٥] (٣٤٠/٢٦٩)

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STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS,
1917, No. 116.
FOREIGN JURISDICTION.
The Bahrein (Amendment) Order in Council, 1917.
The Court at Buckingham Palace, the 24th day of
January, 1917.
Present,
The King’s Most Excellent Majesty
Lord President
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Cowdray
Sir Frederick Ponsonby
Sir John Jordan
Mr. J. W. Gulland
Mr. Thomas Wiles
Mr. L. S. Jones.
Whereas by treaty, capitulation, grant, usage, sufferance, and
other lawful means, His Majesty the King has jurisdiction in
Bahrein :
And whereas by “ The Bahrein Order in Council, 1913,” pro
vision was made for the exercise of such jurisdiction :
And whereas by Article 79 (1) of the said Order it was provided
that the said Order should come into force on such day within six
months of its publication in the “ Gazette of India,” as the
Governor-General of India in Council might, by notification in
the said “Gazette,” appoint in that behalf:
And whereas the said Order was published in the “ Gazette of
India” on the 3rd February, 1915:
And whereas by “ The Bahrein (Amendment) Order in Council,
1915,” the words “ one year ” were substituted for the words
“six months” in Article 79 (1) of the said Bahrein Order in
Council, 1913, and it was further provided that it should be
lawful for the Secretary of State, by notice given under his
hand, to extend the said period of one year for such period,
not exceeding twelve months, as might be prescribed in the said
notice, and that such notice should be published in the “ Gazette
of India ” :
And whereas the Secretary of State has, by notices given under
his hand, extended the said period of one year for a period of
twelve months, and such notices have been published in the
“ Gazette of India ” :
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