International Law — Sources — Treaties in Force between Parties to the Dispute — How far Applicable as an Element of Interpretation.

Responsibility of States — In General — Matters of Domestic Jurisdiction — Prima facie Ascertainment of Responsibility.

Claims — In General — Character of — International Character of Claims Arising out of Injuries to Individuals.

Interpretation of Treaties — Preparatory Work — Interpretation of Arbitration Agreements.

Arbitration — In General — Arbitrability of Claims — Conception of Arbitrability — Article 13 of the Covenant — Article 36 of the Statute of the Permanent Court of International Justice — International Character of Claims Arising out of Injuries to Individuals — Matters of Domestic Jurisdiction — “Abstract and Formal” Arbitrability as Distinguished from “Positive” Arbitrability — “Examination 44 and Report” as Distinguished from Arbitration — Preparatory Work in the Interpretation of Treaties — Treaties between the Disputant Parties as a Source of Interpretation

Damages — Indirect and Consequential — Loss of Profits.

State Responsibility — Losses Suffered by Aliens in the Course of Rebellion — Inability to Afford Protection in the Zone Affected by Hostilities — Looting by Troops — Impossibility of Collecting Crops.

Treaties — Interpretation — By Reference to other Treaty Provisions — Reparation Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles.

Treaties — Interpretation — Special Rules — Ejusdem generis — The Term “otherwise.”

Damages — Proximate Cause — Direct and Indirect Damages — “Consequence of War” — Interpretation by Reference to other Treaty Provisions — Effect of Reparations Provisions of Treaty of Versailles.

Jurisdiction — Foreign States — Exemptions from — Operation of Railways — Whether a Governmental Function.

Governments — Recognition of — Retroactive Effect — Exemptions from Jurisdiction — Operation of Railways — Whether a Governmental Function.

Requisitions — Article 52 of the Hague Regulations — Validity of Requisitions Contrary to International Law — Seizure in Occupied Territory — Use in Germany — Article 297 (e) of the Treaty of Versailles — Article 232 and Part VIII of the Treaty.

State Succession — Succession to Obligations — Railway Administration.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Enemy Subjects — Statutes of Limitations — Suspension of.

International Law in General — Relation to Municipal Law — Judges and Ascertainment of International Law.

Arbitration — Compulsory — Reservations — Reservation as to Past Disputes — Necessity for Explicit Limitation of Jurisdiction of Tribunals ratione temporis.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Compulsory Jurisdiction — Lack of Jurisdiction — Ratione Temporis — Events prior to the Entrance into Force of the Instrument Conferring Jurisdiction — Continuing Breach — Articles 11 and 26 of the Mandate for Palestine.

Consular Immunity — Extraterritoriality of Consular Premises — Fiction of Extraterritoriality — Article 5 of the Italian Code of Criminal Procedure.

Consuls — Immunities in Fiscal Matters — Indirect Taxes — Tax on Automobiles — Consular Convention between France and Spain of 7 June, 1862.

Jurisdiction — Jurisdiction in General — Personal — Taxing Power over Subjects Abroad.

Damages — Measure of — Direct and Indirect Damages.

Permanent Diplomatic Envoys — Privileges and Immunities — In Third States — Immunity from Arrest — No General Exemption from Jurisdiction.

Nationality — In General — Acquisition of Nationality — Women and Minors.

Treaties — Enforcement and Operation of — Necessity of Municipal Legislation — Extradition Treaties — Position in Italy.

Consuls — Position of, in Egypt — Fiction of Exterritoriality — Nationality — Ottoman Law of Nationality of 1869 — Authorisation of Government to be Naturalised — Ottoman Regulation for Consuls.

State Succession — Judgments of Courts — Appeal from Judgments Given by the Courts of the Predecessor — Application of the Law of the Predecessor.

Aliens — Position of — Discrimination against — Aliens as Guardians.

Rate of Interest — Submissions of the Parties — Ultra Petita — Compound Interest — Dies ad quem.