Evening star., 1951-07-12

the standards, practices and pro-
cedures adopted as annexes to the
Convention in accordance with
the terms of the Convention.
CHAPTE v
CLAIMS AND POPERTY
Article IA.
(a) It is recognized that, al
though Japan should in principle
pay reparation for the damage
and suffering caused by 1t during
the war, nevertheless Japan lacks
the capacity, if it is to maintain
viable economy, to make ade-
quate reparation to the Allied
Powers and at the same time meet
it's other obligations.
However:
l. Japan will promptly enter
into negotiations with Allied
Powers so desiring, whose present
territories were occupied by Jap
|anese forces and damaged by ia
pan, with q view to assisting to
compensate those countries for
the cost of repairing the damage
done, by making available the
skills and industry of the Japa-
nese people in manufacturing
salvaging and other services to be
rendered to the Allied Powers in
question. Such arrangements shall
avoid the imposition of additional
liabilities on other Allied Powers
and, where the manufacturing Of
raw materials is called for, they
shall be supplied by the Allied
Powers in question, so as not tc
throw any foreign exchange bur-
den upon Japan.
2. Cd Each of the Allied Powers
shall have the right to seize, re.
tain, liquidate or otherwise dis
pose of all property, rights anc
interests of
(a) Japan and Of japanese
nationals
CD persons acting for or on
behalf of Japan or japanese
nationals. and
! Co entities owned or con-
! trolled by Japan or Japanese
h nationals
which on the coming into force
of the present treaty were sub
Iject to its jurisdiction, except:
Cd property of Japanese ma
tionals who during the war re-
sided with the permission of the
government concerned in the
! territory of one of the Allied
Powers. other than territory oc-
cupied by Japan. except property
; subjected during that period to
! measures not generally applied
/. t 'ment of the terri
tory where the property was sit
uated to the property Of other
) Japanese nationals resident in
such territory;
CID all real property. furni-
5 ture and fixtures owned by the
: government of Japan and used
for diplomatic or consular pur-
poses, and all personal furniture
= and furnishings and other pri-
vate property not Of an invest
ment nature which was normal
S ly necessary for the carrying out
: OF diplomatic and consular func-
: tions. owned by japanese diplo-
i matte and consular personnel;
j. tIIU property ~'--~ to re-
ligious bodies or private chari-
n table institutions and used ex-
e clusively for religious or charita-
Y BILE purposes, purchases;
D UV) property rights arising
/ after the resumption of trade
I and financial relations between
D the country concerned and ia
n pan before the coming into force
i of the present treaty. except in
d the case of any rights resulting
0 from transactions contrary to
d the laws of the Allied Power con-
e cerned:
(V) obligations of Japan or
r Japanese nationals. any right,
Il title or interest in tangible prop
+ perty located in Japan, interests
4 in enterprises organized under
Il the laws of Japan. or any paper
n evidence thereof; provided that
e this exception shall only apply
y to obligations of Japan and its
=. nationals expressed in japanese
currency.
i CID Property referred to in e1
d ceptions Cd to (v) above shall
It returned subject to reasonable e,
e penses for its preservation and &C
: ministration. If any such propert