polish act

[pars]

Hi!
What is the exact meaning of "polish ac" in the following passage? It is about a lawsuit.
If his thought was that ICJ should determine whichnationalization law to apply, as he seemed to infer at one point inconversation reported Tehran’s 2425, December 26,[SUP]2[/SUP] theywould consider this dangerous principle as court conceivably would apply somepolish act of a confiscatory nature.
Thanks vey much.

 

[bhaisahab]

It doesn't make sense.

 

[teechar]

Where did you find that text? Can you provide a link?

 

[emsr2d2]

And as we've told you before, when you paste text, it frequently loses the spaces between words. You need edit your post to add those missing spaces.

 

[pars]

Where did you find that text? Can you provide a link?

Hi!
I saw it in documents of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the US. It is from a political telegram of 1953. It is pertaining to the oil dispute between Persia and England which was to be referred to the International Court of Justice. All those telegrams have a special shortened style.
Thanks very much.

 

[Skrej]

Perhaps it's supposed to be the demonym 'Polish'? The article seems to have multiple minor grammatical errors such as missing articles and prepositions.

Even if so, I still don't know what a 'Polish act' might be referring to. Unless it's a derogatory term for something done ineptly, similar to the slurs heard in Polack jokes.

 

[emsr2d2]

The missing spaces haven't been added in post #1 and pars has not returned to the thread to reply or even click Like/Thank so I'm closing it.

 

[Tdol]

Even if so, I still don't know what a 'Polish act' might be referring to.

I can't think of anything. It could be a text error.

 

[emsr2d2]

The only thing I can think of is that there are more missing words and that it should have been something like:

... they would consider this dangerous principle as court conceivably would apply some polish to the/an act of a confiscatory nature."


​The rest of it still doesn't make any sense, admittedly!