We have seen that in the Miliangos case, though the Jugoslavenska case was not expressly over ruled none of the Law Lords who had occasion to refer to it were happy with what had been held there; Lord Wilberforce opining that there was no reason why, if desired, the practice should not be adjusted so as to enable conversion to be made at the date when leave to enforce the award in sterling is given; Lord Cross of Chelsea thinking it absurd that there should be one rule for arbitrations with respect to foreign currency debts and another with respect to actions on similar debts; Lord Edmund Davies expressing his view that no basic distinction could be drawn for the purposes of a conversion date between judgments and awards; and even Lord Simon of Glaisdale in his dissenting judgment stating his belief that if Parliament were to reconsider the sterling judgment rule and the breach date rule, the Jugaslavenska case would come within the purview of such reconsecration.