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Conference on Law of the Sea I960, Bahrain, 74 -5; Kuwail-Saudi Arabia,
238n 270-1
consuls, reciprocal appointing rights,
52, 55, 57 Faisal I, of Iraq, 254
Continental Oil Company, 300 f; of Faisal ibn Turki, Amir, 172, 210
Dubai, 303 ‘Falat Gharrch’, 280
continental shelf, 278n, 279-80, 285, Fars, 168, 170 f, 186-7
286 fT Farsi, 295, 310 ;
contractual obligations, violation, Fasht Abu Sa’fah, 308 f i
135 ff Fasht-al-Jarim, 300
Cox, Sir Percy, 216, 256, 265 Fawcett, J. E. S., 90, 106
Crimean War, 117 Fenwick, C. G., 64
Currie, P., 41 Fez, Treaty of, 1912, 66, 84
Curzon, Lord, 6, 33n, 48 Fitzmauricc, Sir Gerald, 65
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fishing rights, 280
Dammam Conference 1952, 198, 201 Ford, Sir C., 41
Danzig, 85 fortifications, construction of, 28 f
Dean, A. H., 283 France, 157; activities in Muscat, 48;
Dc Muralt, R. W. G., 229 treaty with Muscat, 50, 51-2; extra­
dc Ribbing, Herbert, 159 f, 206-7 territorial jurisdiction in Muscat, 55;
Dc Visschcr, Charles, 203 and international responsibility,
Dhawahir tribe, 208, 211, 215 131
Dicey, A. V., on jurisdictional im­ Fraser, Lovat, 214
munity, 146-7 Fuad Bey Hamzah, 198, 230n, 231
Dihgo, Dr Ernesto, 204 Fuad’s line (Saudi Arabian boundary),
domestic jurisdiction principle, 157, 198 f, 201
159 Fujairah, 5, 78n
Dubai: administration, 16-17; Boat
incident, 30; boundary disputes, 264; General Agreement of TarifTand Trade
offshore boundaries and concessions, (GATT), 110
301, 303; undertaking regarding oil, General Treaty of Peace 1820, 5 f, 26-
369 29,31
Geneva Arbitration on Saudi Arabian :
Eagleton, C., 129 boundaries 1955, 203 f, 231-2, 237
East India Company: expedition Geneva Convention on Territorial Sea . ■
against Shaikhdoms, 5; Residency at 1958, 282 f; application to Gulf
Bushirc, 5; General Treaty of Peace, States, 286 90, 298, 307,310 i
1820, 5 f, 26; treaties with Gulf Geneva Conventions 1949 and 1956, : •
States, 8; agreement with Sultan ibn 111, 121-2 !
Saqr, 25; and Persian claim to Goult, Charles, 304 H
Bahrain, 171 Greece, 183
Ecclcs, Capt. G. J., 214, 217 Green, L. C., 285
Egypt, 65, 94 Grey, Sir Edward, 218
Elphinstone, Mountstuart, 168 Grotius, 186
equidistance, principle of, 288, 307 Gulf States: as British Protected States,
Ethiopia: treaties with Britain, 87 f 82; treaty making capacity, 98-112;
Exclusive Agreement Britain-Trucial and international organisations, 106—
Shaikhdoms, 1892, 5, 29 114; nationals and diplomatic pro­
exhaustion of local remedies, 137 tection, 126-8, 140; nationals and
extra-territorial jurisdiction, British, in claims, 141-2; and international
Gulf States, 10, 15, 17, 22; in Bah­ responsibility, 131-6; and juris­
rain, 33; in Kuwait, 22; in Muscat, dictional immunity before British
52-3, 55 f courts, 145-8; eligibility for U.N.
extra-territorial seas, 280 membership, 151-6, 161 4; disputes
extradition of criminals, Turkey- with Britain, 156 61