¹ Ahmed Safwat Bey, “The Egyptian Prize Court,” Revue Égyptienne de Droit International, Vol. 5 (1949), p. 28. Summaries of various decisions were also made available by Mr. Wm. R. Vallance of Washington, D. C.

² Feb. 2, 1949. Revue Égyptienne de Droit International, Vol. 5 (1949), p. 141.

³ Jan. 20, 1949. Ibid., p. 139.

⁴ Sept. 21, 1949. Ibid., p. 155.

⁵ May 12, 1949. Ibid., p. 153.

⁶ Feb. 3, 1949. Ibid., p. 144.

⁷ See also The Empire Pickwick, March 3, 1949, ibid., p. 148.

⁸ March 3, 1949. Ibid., p. 145.

⁹ The court remarked that the vessel would also be liable to condemnation, since the weight of the contraband condemned was more than half the tonnage of the vessel.

¹⁰ March 3, 1949. Ibid., p. 147.

¹¹ See also The Bataan, March 17, 1949, ibid., p. 150, condemning a shipment of used women’s clothing shipped before hostilities to the Women’s Zionist Organization in Tel Aviv and stored in an Egyptian warehouse at the time of seizure; this was regarded as conditional contraband and as enemy property which lacked any protection from a neutral flag since it was stored on land at the time of seizure.

¹² Jan. 7, 1950. Summary made available by Mr. Vallance.

¹³ Dec. 17, 1949. Ibid.

¹⁴ March 17, 1949. Revue Égyptienne de Droit International, Vol. 5 (1949), p. 149.

¹⁵ April 28, 1949. Ibid., p. 152.

¹⁶ July 21 and Oct. 22, 1949. Summaries made available by Mr. Vallance.