ملف ٤٨٨\ ١٩٢٠ الجزء ٣ "الحجاز:- العلاقات بين الحكومة البريطانية والملك حسين. مسألة الإعانة المالية. مفاوضات لإبرام معاهدة." [ظ‎‎٣‎٤‎٦] (٩٤٠/٦٩٧)

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Majesty, who may die in the Hejaz shall be handed over to the Brit' h
in the Hejaz, or to such authority as he may appoint for the purpose p , re P, resei itativ e
in accordance with the law applicable to the case. The British Re ° ^ ( ^. s P ose ^ of
Hejaz wall see that any dues or taxes which are payable on snnh ^! S !? tatlve J n
laws of the Hejaz are duly paid. P under the
Article 14.
W m mnrlr nf P, thn.±^, t y];,-, p M , ^ .-^ (||
to rwlumTQ.tb# 1 .HnshimitG rnw^w^.nmi n v -- !fl iy ;^^ nTr n - Llll
.King Hussein hereby agrees that all cases arising in the Heia? in n^’
subject or person iUmlim ir utburwinu' enjoyinir the nroteotin B /‘S l
Britannic Majesty, is accused of a crime or offence, or is the defendant in a 'i ° Hls
and all cases involving the personal status of such persons who are not f. 01 ! 11 matter .
>* Vi«J bj th B *i.l B.pr«» nMt iv» i. th. b, Z'il**;
nominated by h,m for the purpose 1 he provisions of this Article are not howew t
applv in the case of British subjects or persons enjoying the protection of LTic n ^
Majesty’s Government who are habitual resided ou^i/e Xddah an
at which His Britannic Majesty may appoint Consular Agents. P *
Article 15.
At the desire and friendly request of His Britannic Majesty, and in the belief that
\ a ? tlo “ wl11 be for the good of the inhabitants of Mesopotamia and Palestine and
hereby' re oenf ef t ° f ^vr ° Wn kingdom ’ His Ma j est y Kill g H,J
?. recognises the Mandate over Mesopotamia and the Mandate over Palestine
cpnfei red on Great Britain as Mandatory Power in execution of the provisions of the
nnttEy/s fK- , H ' S y a j est y Kin g Hussein undertakes further that in such
“ if f me " lthl . n h *s influence he will use his good offices and facilitate as much
spossible the execution of-Ow tormo of both Mandafesrfiy His~Britanmc~1CT'ajestj:
coiintri a * ajest y V. r 118 P a H undertakes that nothing shall be done in these
H^i: 111 ^^ P r eJU ; i,Ce th , e civil aild religious rights of their population!
the maine*" 10 * ^ ur tber undertakes that he will use his good offices towards
territrrl ' • S'"id relarions between Mesopotamia and Palestine and the
ter ritories of His Ma jesty King Hussein.
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Hpiq 7 ] Il ^ S ^^ einmen t hereby confirm their recognition of the flag of the
thp it p ' * pi. 1 e . ^ at when sucli flag is flown by vessels other than public ships of
other e ^ - e i s J be registered at Jeddah or Yeubo, or at one or
in S s P e ^ < ^ 1 e seaport lying within the boundaries of the Hejaz as determined
issuer! hv ^ aV/* 1 tI^ e ^ ^. e P res ent treaty, and shall be possessed of papers,
docnmpio-o 1S ,t X ajeS 7 ^ lrj § Hussein, in general conformity with the certificates and
On tn' CUS r beir vessels by the principal maritime States.
flao-Q a s par is Majesty King Hussein hereby confirms His recognition of the
dominions t ? iant S ^*P S belonging to any parts of His Britannic Majesty’s
provider/ n is i-protected territory or to territories under a British mandate,
documents m?c+ ^ e ' SSe 8 # %iLg such flags shall be possessed of the certificates am
s oman y issued to their vessels by the principal maritime States
Article 17.
behalf of^V^H levied at seaports in Palestine on goods imported on
Heiaz Railw- a§ in ^•^ovei-nnient for. immediate, transport to the Hejaz by * ®
represents tix- *'’ ^ JrOVK r eC ^ r ^ a cer tificate, signed by such Hashimite authorit) 0
be presented P a ' S '! ia ' . rom time to time be determined by the two Governments, s a
import setfh iff tL f im P 0r tation to the chief customs officer at the port
Government ^ 1 j at t ie S‘ 00 ^ s i n question are the property of the Has i
description mfl are being sent under its orders to the Hejaz, and showing *
Provided second!^ ff Va 1 ue ^be goods in respect of which exemption is c ai 1
and not for tlin 7 " ’ mt g 0 °ds are required for the public service °/ t } e ,,- L’
that the troods ^-^ 0 ^ f an ^. ^ ate monopoly or State trade ; and provided, ^ ’
Palestine m sn frf’ 1111085 a clearly distinguishable nature, transported , j
export frof PaTeSne^ ^ Which sha11 not > opened or subdivided before the.r