Έκθεση που αναφέρεται στο πολεμικό χρέος της Ελλάδας προς την Αγγλία.

on sums may not exceed the rate on loans raised by the British Government. In the course of the negotiations relative to this subject with representatives of His Majesty's Treasury, they put forward in justification of the non payment of the outstanding credits, the fact that Monsieur Comaris surrendered our claim to their payment by the agreement signed by Sir Robert Horne and himself on December 22nd, 1921 (see above page 5). However the relative clause No.4 of the said agreement reads as follows:- "The Greek Government undertakes to make any payment that may be necessary to the National Bank of Greece out of the proceeds of the loan or loans to be raised on Great Britain in order to secure the assent of that Bank, to which the Greek Government has ceded its claims under the agreements mentioned below, and subject to such assent the Greek Government waives all claims to receive any further advances out of the credit of £10,000,000 provided for in the agreement of 10th February 1918, and also waives all claims to receive any advances out of the credit of £2,000,000 provided for in the further agreement of May 1919". Therefore, as the loan provided for in this agreement could not be and was never raised it became impossible to pay to the National Bank the amounts due to it on account of the advances made by it against the outstanding credits, and therefore the National Bank never gave its assent to the surrender made by the above -26-