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se manely 5 for cent of the amount I would not affear amy meaning in streaking of to for arry fered (2) The Controller's letter of the in only a fireface Safder den 1920 not an agreement Hewn view That Germany with always give 4. But I take it that Friedberg agreed to the frofonal? Im Exxon That cuno 41.122 It is very much regreteri should indenter they you show hows been informed in on letti 7 21. 12.21 interest provided for I want the penal in para 10 of The Auto Sect. II is not intended to he calculaty at 5% p.a., another wither 1. Comsting the winstans is being written 45. It would not I think be set t won the 1st day notice one. You' t "with regard to 12) of you Clyrą the Contio tas proposal was Cops antilly getting better. how 9.00. m •lifying intention of claiming the wider it within 14 daget to & we are Lam Cenas Pe the Dominion debts, the raporty way make I which in that the apeement which Myth wing to come A loving & Ĥja dros kudh apply to Domme. A day of too ight afrommen by gammany that she recognis to difficulty which a lie, daje vatiis, in case of Colonies woudi u volve • Fint pewood pies montre foring to be almed in the case of a long list of, Cod de its the inclones but that a sinasaling mella would be given for sellleputat, vi siada perbaty v mandi og
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168 14 Sek pa
ACK/FAES Telegram:-Enemidete, London. Telephone-Hop 6820. R Any raply should be addressed to the Becretary. THE CZEAKING OFFICE (ENEMY DEETS), CORNWALL HOUSE, STAMFORD STREET. 686 63379 quote: The following Reference should be X.2323/6 JEG 21 21st December...192.1. LONDON, S.E.1, ATIONAL RE DISABLED MEN for 54475. sir, Im directed by the Controller to refer to your letter 54475/21 of the 17th November, transmitting a copy of Hong Kong despatch No. 350 of the 10th September, asking for instructions on certain points arising in connexion with paragraph 10 of the Annex to Part X, Section III of the Treaty of Versailles, and to express regret for the delay in replying thereto.
2. The various points raised in fir R.E. Sturk's despatch can probably best be answered by stating that the paragraph in question does not contemplate a British Clearing Office inflicting a fine on a British national claiming through it until, and unless, a demand to that effect is made by the opposing Clearing Office, or that there should be any question of demanding a fine in the case of a claim made bona fide. Tith regard to point (a) the interest' is at the rate of 5 of the amount in question and not 5 per annum.
3. An agreement has been arrived at between this Department and the German Clearing Office whereby a fine will in no case be claimed unless, and until, 14 days notice of the intention to do so has first been given by the opposing Clearing office.
I am to enclose a copy of the Controller's letter of the 2nd September 1920 to the German Clearing office Representative accredited to this Department, in paragraph 3 et аск he Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office, S.4.1.
Enclosure
MINUTES.
un ¡Cholly's
$furt 07.2
should
like
tivo points
&
little further
which information
***
(1) of in para. 10 of the Annexe
'I for cent
ò fier cent of the
+ not i for rent from ammum
what is the point of the second sub. Tom Such intrest shall town from to state of extinction of the feried frauded for in
on which the the
fare y
until
the talá
hall have been disallowed or the
debté faid "?
معيد تلمو قامت
راچی نے کے لیے
se
manely
5 for cent
of the
amount I would
not affear amy meaning in streaking of to
for
arry
fered
(2) The Controller's letter of the
in only a fireface
Safter den
1920
not an agreement
Hewn view
That Germany with always give
4.
But
I take it that
Friedberg agreed to the frofonal?
Im Exxon
That
cuno
41.122
It is very much regreteri
should indenter they
you show
hows been informed in on
letti
7 21. 12.21
interest provided for
I want the penal
in
para
10 of
The Auto Sect. II is not intended to he calculaty at 5% p.a., another wither 1. Comsting the winstans is being written
45. It would not I think be set t
won the 1st day notice one.
You'
t
"with regard to 12) of you Clyrą the Contio tas proposal was
Cops antilly getting better. how 9.00. m
•lifying intention of claiming the wider it within 14 daget
to & we are
Lam Cenas Pe
the Dominion debts, the raporty way make I which in that the apeement which Myth wing to come A loving & Ĥja dros kudh apply to Domme. A day of too
ight
afrommen by gammany that she recognis
to difficulty which a lie, daje vatiis, in case of Colonies woudi u volve • Fint pewood pies montre foring to be almed in the case of a long list of, Cod de its the inclones but that a sinasaling mella would be given for sellleputat, vi siada perbaty v mandi og
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ON THIS
BE WRITTEN
SIDE.
168 14
Sek pa
ACK/FAES
Telegram:-Enemidete, London.
Telephone-Hop 6820.
R
Any raply should be addressed to the
Becretary.
THE CZEAKING OFFICE (ENEMY DEETS),
CORNWALL HOUSE,
STAMFORD STREET.
686
63379
quote:
The following
Reference should be
X.2323/6
JEG 21
21st December...192.1.
LONDON, S.E.1,
ATIONAL
RE DISABLED
MEN
for 54475.
sir,
Im directed by the Controller to refer to your
letter 54475/21 of the 17th November, transmitting a
copy of Hong Kong despatch No. 350 of the 10th September,
asking for instructions on certain points arising in
connexion with paragraph 10 of the Annex to Part X, Section
III of the Treaty of Versailles, and to express regret for
the delay in replying thereto.
2. The various points raised in fir R.E. Sturk's
despatch can probably best be answered by stating that the
paragraph in question does not contemplate a British
Clearing Office inflicting a fine on a British national
claiming through it until, and unless, a demand to that
effect is made by the opposing Clearing Office, or that
there should be any question of demanding a fine in the
case of a claim made bona fide. Tith regard to point (a)
the interest' is at the rate of 5 of the amount in
question and not 5 per annum.
3. An agreement has been arrived at between this
Department and the German Clearing Office whereby a fine
will in no case be claimed unless, and until, 14 days
notice of the intention to do so has first been given by
the opposing Clearing office.
I am to enclose a copy of the Controller's letter of
the 2nd September 1920 to the German Clearing office
Representative accredited to this Department, in paragraph 3
et
аск
he Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office,
S.4.1.
Enclosure
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