Heheld that aterm may onlybeimpliedorreadinto the charter where itis necessary for the business efficacy of the contract, and that was not the case here.
In the Iran of the 1960s, use of the term"Charter of Human Rights" became increasingly popular, culminating in 1971 when the shah celebrated 2, 500 years of Persian history at the ancient ruins of Persepolis, where he represented himself as a direct descendant of Cyrus.
During his second term, he vetoed the renewal of the charter for the independent Second Bank of the United States, a private institution that kept the federal government's deposits interest-free, and issued uniform paper currency.