LEAGUE OF NATIONS - United Nations Treaty Collection

1931 League of Nations - Treaty Series. 183
Ad Article 3. It is understood that most-favoured-nation treatment cannot be invoked in
order to claim privileges resulting from the acquired rights recognised by the provisional Article
of the Law on Rights and Obligations of Foreigners in Turkey of February 23, 1330 (1914).
Ad Article 8. The High Contracting Parties agree that the provisions of this Article shall
not be understood as exempting foreign companies carrying on their principal business in Turkey
from the application of Article 15 of the Turkish Law of November 30, 1330 (1914).
Ad Article 9. Dried grapes from Turkey (sultanas) shall not be subject in Denmark to Customs
or other duty, surcharge or co-efficient of increase, and shall not receive less favourable treatment
than that which is granted or may hereafter be granted to dried grapes from Greece (currants).
Ad Article 21, It is understood that the fact that Turkey grants a reduction on lighthouse
dues to vessels flying the national flag and engaged regularly in transporting the Turkish mails
between Turkish ports shall not be considered as a breach of the provisions of Article 21.
Ad Article 27. It is understood that cases relating to sovereign rights or coming within the
exclusive competence of the State, in conformity with the practice of international law, cannot
be submitted to arbitration.
Done in duplicate at Ankara, May 31, one thousand nine hundred and thirty.
(Signed) 0. C. MOHR. (Signed) ZEKAI.
(Signed) Mustafa EREF.
(Signed) NUMAN.
No. 2744