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Britain took its dispute with Iran to the UN Security Council and the International Court of Justice. The Court ruled on 22 July 1952 that it had no jurisdiction.
1951–1952
The oil dispute at the United Nations, 1951–1952. Britain took its dispute with Iran to the UN Security Council and the International Court of Justice. The Court ruled on 22 July 1952 that it had no jurisdiction.
15 Oct 1951
Mohammad Mossadegh intervened in The oil dispute at the United Nations, 1951–1952. Answered Britain’s complaint to the UN Security Council in person, 15 October 1951. Mohammad Mossadegh intervened in The oil dispute at the United Nations, 1951–1952. Iran’s statement to the Council, read for him, said 25 percent of the National Oil Company’s earnings was set aside as security for compensation.
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