مجموعة ٣/١٥(١) "مصر. إلغاء الامتيازات في مؤتمر واتفاقية مونترو ١٩٣٧" [ظ‎‎٥‎٨‎٥] (١٢٢٠/١١٧٥)

(ii) in the case of members of His Maiestv’a r
General or other Officer for the timp k • d For ce 8 a
the British Troops in Egypt; 16 bein g
(m) in the case of members of ilk Maiestv’c a- r,
or other Officer for the time beiig cornml 01 ''* 6 '
Air Force in Egypt. manding the B 0 ; a|
(b) Any authority given to, or any act or thin* t r
or for, any Appropriate British Authority nmv & bedo,1 ebj
done by, to or for, any other person for the time i, . 65 '® 1 ®! b* ot
that behalf according to the custom of the nartii'nl 1 " 8 authoi Wiii
Majesty concerned. Particular service of fl™
8 .— (a) The expression “ British Camps ” means-
the areas or places which, by virtue of Article ft of tl,
the Annex thereto, have been allocated to the v 8 rreat?
Majesty and such other areas as may be so alWatej f 068 of H »
of both Governments either in addition to or in d h
the aforesaid areas, and including the temporary camm « 1 ^°" for
in the training and manceuvre areas authorised bv the t ; lt00sis
being used as such. 1 ne •‘■ re % when
MaSytCcT 0 ”
criminaf'jurisdiction of t “of E^ittor ^ th '
diction of those Courts in any matter arising out of his offichl d*
If any civil proceeding is instituted against a member of u i '
Forces before any Egyptian Court, notification oflie ‘1!?“
shall be given to His Majesty’s Ambassador, and no fnrthf ^
shall be taken until twenty-one days have elapsed from the daS
notification. This period shall be extended if His Mail?
Ambassador states that it has not been possible to concluft
necessary investigations in the above time. A statement to the Con
by His Majesty s Ambassador that the proceedings arise out of official
duties will be considered as conclusive evidence of that fact.
5. Without prejudice to the fact that British camps are Emtiaa
territory, the said camps shall be inviolable and shall be subject to
the exclusive control and authority of the Appropriate Britisk
Authorities.
6 . In pursuance of the provisions of the Treaty of Alliance, the
Government hereby consents to the enjoyment by the
British Forces of—
(a) freedom of movement between British camps, and to or from
the ordinary points of access to Egyptian territory by water, land
or air; there would of course be consultation with the Egyptian
Authorities as
vehicles on ra
(fc) unrest]
telephony or
facilities for
outside of Br
lines; it is u
lines herein r<
?s are st
system of teh
with the Egy]
(c) the ri£
for use in Br
and power be
camp by mea:
(d) transn
telegrams am
Telephones, i
(e) use of
to the conditi
(/) the su
as part of ane
and system, t
(g) entry
Majesty’s Foi
to the produc
Forces in cai
British Man
Service Trans
Warrant Offi(
(h) the im
and other be
charges eithei
borne craft us
(i) port ft
Troopships, i
seaplane chai
(j) the ea
the British J
Law by the ]
7.—(a) M
property shal
respect of si
nationality;
(b) memt
privately owi
licence fee :
apparatus;