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

agreement of the claim to receive the outstanding balance of these credits. This is the considered opinion of the distinguished jurist Sir John Simon on this subject (Annex F). "We understand that as was contemplated by Article 3 of the agreement of February 10th, 1918, the National Bank of Greece issued its notes to meet expenditure approved by the Interallied Commissions and there can be no question that the effect of the agreements of February 10th, 1918 and May 19th, 1919 was to cast on the British Treasury the liability of making advances to cover these issues up to a maximum of £12,000,000 which was its share of the total. By the Greek law of April 4th 1918, the agreement of February 10th 1918 was ratified and the Greek Government assigned to the National Bank of Greece the Allied credits. Six months after the conclusion of peace, the National Bank of Greece began to draw on the British Treasury, within the prescribed limits according to its needs, and by November 1st 1920 the British Treasury had honoured such drafts up to the amount of £540,000. "It is therefore perfectly clear that the British Government recognised the National Bank of Greece as the party entitled to draw upon the British Treasury under these arrangements and that the assignment to the National Bank of Greece was acknowledged and acted on by the British Government. This constitutes in our opinion an agreement between the National Bank of Greece and the British Government involving an obligation on the British Government to meet the further drafts of the National