CO129-481 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [8-12] — Page 491

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FOREIGN OFFICE, S.W. 1.

1st February 1927.

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TODAS SMİT Gros Jind Di NiddelfoGet y'l

My dear Risley,

You have no doubt seen the reports in "The Times" of

December 16 and 18 and January 14 and 18 of the case "In the

estate of Abdul Majid Belshah, deceased". These accounts

were of considerable interest to us, and, inasmuch as the

proceedings as they are reported seemed completely unintel-

ligible, Beckett managed to get hold of one of the men in the

case and obtained some information from him which puts the

matter in a new light. "The Times" reports wrongly state

that the deceased was domiciled in England; in point of fact

it was pleaded and admitted by all parties that he was

domiciled in Baghdad, and the case proceeded on that footing.

The facts of the case, as ascertained by Beckett, are there-

fore as follows.

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The deceased, Abdul Majid Belshah, was a person of

Mohammedan religion domiciled in Baghdad. According to the

law/

Sir John Risley, K.C.M.G., C.B., K.C.,

Colonial office,

S.W. 1.

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