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Guttcridgc, J. A. C., 121 international personality, 73 80, 107
130
I lalul island, 301, 303 4 International Sanitary Convention
Haji Mccrza Aghassi, 169 fT, 193 1917, 108
Hall, W. E., 92, 100 international status of treaties between
Hamcrton, Capt. Atkins, 210 Gulf States and Britain, 84 IT, 90 f,
Hasan, Mahmoud, 203 93
Hay, Sir Rupert, 8 f, 19, 202, 264, 304 international treaties, 72 f
Henna I, Lieut S., 210 International Wheat Agreement 1949,
HcnncII, Captain, 169 109
Hill, Norman, 178, 193 f intervention by invitation, 246
I lood Philips, O., 83 Ionian Islands, 62; Ships ease, 117-
Huber, Max, 64, S8n, 181, 185, 220 118
Huniaid ibn Ruzaiq, 210, 212 f Iran, 167, see Persia
Humphreys, D., 16n Iraq: sovereignty over Kuwait, 250 7;
Hurewitz, J. C., 79 succession to Turkish suzerainty in
I lurst, Sir Cecil, 141, 181 Kuwait, 252, 254; British Mandate,
Huwar island, 300, 303 254; territorial sea, 282;
Hyde, C. C., 99 0', 246 Iraq Petroleum Company, 215, 243
Hyderabad, 157 Isa ibn Salman Al-Khalifah, Shaikh,
10. 34
Ibrahim Hakki Pasha, 218 Islam: Ibadi sect, 2, 18; Empire, 167
immunities of protected stales, 145 IT, islands, 291, 295; as baselines, 289,
149-50 296 8, 303, 306; disputed ownership,
India, 157; treaty with Muscat, 55; 303 6
Princely States, 82; treaties with Israel Boycott Committee, 77n, 139 f
Britain, 84
Indian States Committee Report 1928- Japanese Arabian Oil Company; see
1929, 82 Arabian Oil Company
Indonesia, 157 Jiddah, Treaty of, 1927, 68, 75 f, 176,
International Bank for Reconstruction 269n
and Development Agreement (IBRD) Johnson, D. H. N., 185, 191
and International Monetary Fund Johorc, 82, 98, 131
(IMF), 109 judicial decisions on international
International Convention on Arms and responsibility, 131
Ammunition Trade 1919, 108 jurisdiction, claim to, 249; in neutral
International Court of Justice: deci­ zone, 270 f
sions on protectorates, 65 6; inter­
pretation of treaties, 96; claims of Kamel, Dr Hassan, 12, 16n
nationals of Gulf States, 142 Kay, L. J.,98
international delinquency: responsibil­ Keir, W. Cirant, 26n, 27 f
ity of protecting States, 129 f Keith, A. B., 81,229
international law and nature of treaties Kcmball, Lieut A. B., 210 f
between protected and protecting Khadduri, Majid, 178
states, 84 ff, 90 f; and immunity of Kharg and Khargo, 291, 305n, 310
protected states, 149-50; and acqui­ Khaur al’Udaid, 199 f, 202, 224, 261,
sition of territory, 181-95 passim", 263
and prescription, 185; and territorial Kubr, 296 f
seas, 282-3; and continental shelf Kuwait: independence, 2, 40 f, 45, 78,
doctrine, 285 f 251 ff; administrative system, 19 20;
International Law Commission on judicial system, 21 2; Constitution
continental shelf doctrine, 286; on of November 1962, 22; British
Law of the Sea, 307 government relations, 40 IT; tribute
international organisations, Gulf paid to Turkey, 41; oil resources, 45;
States and, 106 14 participation in international organ-