In 1993 there was a concessive resolution ratified between Iran (Persia then) and an Ingo-Iranian ‎company, be

Question

In 1993 there was a concessive resolution ratified between Iran (Persia then) and an Ingo-Iranian ‎company, belonged to the Great Britain. This resolution was giving an exclusive right of oil ‎extracting and processing in the particular region to the company. This resolution had to be held ‎until 1993, and to be annulled only under some specific conditions, specifically in case of taking ‎the case to the arbitrage. In 1951 Iran enacted the Law declaring the nationalizing of the oil ‎industry, so the concessive resolution was cancelled. The British government turned to the UNO ‎International Court.‎

Did the UNO International Court have the legislative authority to take this case to ‎investigation?‎

Answer 1

i don't know the answer to your question. couldn't care less really. but here is what i do know.
1. you need to get your dates right. 1993 was 14 years ago!
2. are you british and want your oil back now? or an iranian who just likes to act like a smart british person?

find yourself in this world dude! leave the others to themselves!

peace