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INDEX 425
Kuwait—contd. Longrigg, S. H.,215
isations, 76, 112-14, in Arab League, Lubainah islands, 308 f ;
77, 95n, 250 f, in OPEC, 77, in Luce, Sir William, 250
GATT, 110-11; treaty making Lushington, Dr, 117-18
capacity, 99n; nationality laws, |
125-6; Israel Boycott Office, 140; MaeGibbon, I. C., 192
boundaries, 219; Turkish and Iraqi Majlis al-Tijahar, 16 i
sovereignty, 250-7; financial agree- Malay, Federated and unfedcratcd
ment with Iraq, 252; offshore areas, states of, 63, 82, IIS
278; territorial sea, 281; Maritime Truce of 1835, 26n, 36, 3S
—Treaties: McNair, Lord, 86, 93 f, 100 f, 118, 145
Agreement with Britain 1899, 3, 40, Meade, M. J., 42 f
42, 74, 250, 253, 375-6 Mccom, J. W., 301
Agreements on arms trade 1900, 44 Mervyn Jones, H., 127
Agreements on post office establish- Mesopotamia, 255, see Iraq
ment 1904, and installation of Miles, Col., 214
telegraph 1912,44 mineral concessions, 73
Kuwait Najd Boundary (Uqair) Morocco, 63,65 f, 77,79n, 84 f, 131,157
Convention 1922, 265 f, 273,369 Mouton, M. W., 282 f, 286, 299
370 Mubarak ibn Sabah Al-Sabah, Shaikh,
Exchange of Letters with Britain 3,41-2, 250, 253
1923, 256 Muhammad Al-Khalifah, Shaikh, 33,
Exchange of Letters with Iraq 1932, 34n, 169, 171 fT, 174
256 Muhammad ibn Thani, Shaikh, 36
Treaties of Friendship, Trade and Muhammarah, Treaty of, 1922, 265n
Extradition with Saudi Arabia Muscat: political evolution, 2f; gov­
1942, 103-4, 270 ernment and judicial systems, 18-19;
Exchange of Notes with Britain^on Arms Warehouse, 38; British govern­
independence 1961, 40, 250,374- ment relations, 47 ff, 67-8; non­
375 alienation of territory, 48, 50; dhows
i Kuwait-Saudi Arabia Agreement on conflict^5J^~iQ^ej)cndcnt status, 67-
Neutral Zone partition 1965, 273- 70; treaty rnaking^-capacity, 9S;
277, 324-8 right to declare war, 119; passports,
Kuwait-Saudi Arabia Neutral Zone, 128; international responsibility,
264-77; natural resources exploita­ 132; extra-territorial jurisdiction in,
tion, 266 fT, 274 f, 277, 294, 296; 134; dispute with Oman, 157, 160;
conclusion of individual treaties, membership of U.N., 162; conces­ I
269 f; jurisdiction, 270, administra­ sions to Iraq Petroleum Co., 196; :
tion, 271-3; division, 273 Buraimi Oasis dispute, 207, 214-15, I
Kuwait Oil Company, 281 221, 237 f; British obligations to :
i Kuwait Shell Company, 291 Sultan, 244 ff !
i —Treaties:
i Lahej dispute, 96-7, 98; Treaty with Treaty of Friendship with Britain
Britain, 93, 97 1798, 47 !
Lansdowne, Lord, 6 Agreements of 1822 and 1845 on
Lausanne, Treaty of, 1923, 255 suppression of slave trade, 47, 6S ;
Lauterpacht, E., 246 Treaty of Commerce 1839, 115
Lauterpacht, H., 85, 101, 183, 185, Treaty of Commerce (with France)
192 1844, 50,51-2, 55
League of Nations: registration of Anglo-French Declaration on inde­
treaties, 87; Persian protest over pendence of Muscat and Zanzibar
Bahrain, 192; admission of Iraq, 254 1862, 49 ff, 67
Liebesny, H. J., 91 Declaration for Development of
Lloyd, Sclwyn, 245 Commercial Relations with Noth-
London Conference of 1951, 198, 201 erlands 1877, 55