ملف ٤٨٨\ ١٩٢٠ الجزء ٣ "الحجاز:- العلاقات بين الحكومة البريطانية والملك حسين. مسألة الإعانة المالية. مفاوضات لإبرام معاهدة." [و‎‎٢‎٤‎٣] (٩٤٠/٤٩٠)

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Britannic Majesty to contribute towards the welfare, health and food supply of
pilgrims in the Hedjaz, as His Hashimite Majesty is doing in the case of Ain
Zobeida.
Article 9.
^ v The high contracting parties agree to fix a definite sum per pilgrim by way of
aues, and to publish the amount thereof by the first day of the 1st Jamada in each
year for sanitary services respectively performed by them. These dues shall cover
the cost of the total sanitary services up to the time of the landing of the pilgrims
and shall be included in the price of the tickets issued by the various shipping
companies. .
His Majesty King Hussein shall retain dues charged for measures at ports of
His Hashimite Majesty, and the high British Government shall similarly retain
dues charged for measures at Kamaran.
Article 10.
The high British Government agree to recognise the Hashimite status of all
subjects of His Majesty King Hussein who may at any time be within the territories
of His Britannic Majesty, or within British-protected territory or territory under a
British mandate, provided such Hashimite subjects are possessed of papers issued
by His Majesty King Hussein showing the Hashimite status of the bearer.
On his part, His Majesty King Hussein agrees to recognise the British status of
all British subjects or persons enjoying the protection of His Britannic Majesty
who may at any time be within the territories of His Hashimite Majesty, provided
such British subjects or British-protected persons are registered at a British consu
late in the Hashimite territories. The provisions of this article are not, however, to
apph to British subjects or persons enjoying the protection of His Britannic
Majesty s Government who are habitually resident in the territories of His Hashi-
mite Majesty outside Jeddah and other seaports at which His Britannic Majesty may
appoint consular agents.
Article 11.
His Majesty King Hussein agrees that the property of British subjects or
persons enjoying the protection of His Britannic Majesty who may die in the terri-
or jf’ ,^ s Hashimite Majesty shall be handed over to the British representative
m tie said territories, or to such authority as he may appoint for the purpose, to be
isposed oi in accordance with the law applicable to the case. The British -repre-
sen ative m the said territories will see that anv dues or taxes which are payable on
suen property under Hashimite laws are duly paid.
Article 12.
His Majesty King Hussein agrees that in all cases which arise in Hashimite
Territories, and in which a British subject or person enjoying the protection of His
atf 1 a /? ni i C ^ a J es fy is plaintiff or defendant, a British consular representative shall i
n< * the Hashimite courts during the hearing of the case, and where the British j
” en ^ ls hes to make diplomatic representations) to His Hashimite Majesty con-f
rmng any such case sentence shall not be promulgated or executed pending these'
representations.
sub'^f 16 P Iov ^ ons this article are not, however, to apply in the case of British
habit n° r h^ 80118 . en joying the protection of His Britannic Majesty who are
whichH' p S .^ en ^ Hashimite territories outside Jeddah and other seaports at
1 is Britannic Majesty may appoint consular agents.
Article 13.
Brit?}! 8 Ma jf t y King Hussein agrees that he will cause to be delivered over to the
Britan Con f llar authority British subjects or persons enjoying the protection of His
British 11 ' 0 i ^ eSt y who llave been arrested b y the Hashimite authorities, if the
Hashin^a th authorit y § iv es security for their appearance when required by the
subject; 0 P rov * s * ons this, article are not, however, to apply in the case of British
habituali 01 Pers0n s . en j°yi n g the protection of His Britannic Majesty who are
which Bp n S ^ ent in Hashimite territories outside Jeddah and other seaports at
18 Britannic Majesty may appoint consular agents.