Parliamentary Papers, Volume 25H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Contracting Parties mutually accept the Indo- Afghan Frontier as accepted by the Afghan Government under Article 5 of the treaty concluded at Rawalpindi on the 8th August , 1919 , corresponding to the 11th Ziqada , 1337 Hijra , and also ...
... Contracting Parties mutually accept the Indo- Afghan Frontier as accepted by the Afghan Government under Article 5 of the treaty concluded at Rawalpindi on the 8th August , 1919 , corresponding to the 11th Ziqada , 1337 Hijra , and also ...
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... Contracting Parties mutually guarantee the personal safety and honourable treatment each of the representa- tives of the other , whether Minister , Consul - General or Consuls . within their own boundaries , and they agree that the said ...
... Contracting Parties mutually guarantee the personal safety and honourable treatment each of the representa- tives of the other , whether Minister , Consul - General or Consuls . within their own boundaries , and they agree that the said ...
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... Contracting Parties agree to afford facilities of every description for the exchange of postal matter between their two countries , provided that neither shall be authorised to establish Post Offices within the territory of the other ...
... Contracting Parties agree to afford facilities of every description for the exchange of postal matter between their two countries , provided that neither shall be authorised to establish Post Offices within the territory of the other ...
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... Contracting Parties agree that representatives of the Government of Afghanistan and of the British Government shall be appointed to discuss the conclusion of a Trade Convention and the convention shall in the first place be regarding ...
... Contracting Parties agree that representatives of the Government of Afghanistan and of the British Government shall be appointed to discuss the conclusion of a Trade Convention and the convention shall in the first place be regarding ...
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... Contracting Parties shall at no time be used as places of refuge for political or ordinary offenders or as places of assembly for the furtherance of seditious or criminal movements or as magazines of arms . ( b . ) The Minister of His ...
... Contracting Parties shall at no time be used as places of refuge for political or ordinary offenders or as places of assembly for the furtherance of seditious or criminal movements or as magazines of arms . ( b . ) The Minister of His ...
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