Requisitions — Validity of — Articles 52 and 53 of the Hague Regulations — Article 297 (e) of Treaty of Versailles — Place where “Exceptional War Measures” taken — Requisitions for Purposes other than the Needs of the Army of Occupation — Invalidity of Requisitions or Duty of Compensation?

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Requisitions — Legal Nature of Requisition — Whether Conferring Title for the Transfer of Property — Aticles 46, 52 and 53 of Hague Convention No. IV.

Law of War — Enemy Occupation — Act of Occupying Authority — Confiscation quoad usum.

Warfare on Land — Occupation of Enemy Territory — Respect for Private Property — Requisitions and Contributions.

Requisition — Article 52 or 53 of the Regulations annexed to Hague Convention No. IV of 1907 — Requisition without a Requisition Receipt — Validity of — Passing of Property in Goods Requisitioned contrary to Article 52 or 53.

War on Land — Occupation of Enemy Territory — Respect of Private Property — Requisitions — Article 52 of the Fourth Hague Convention — Effect of Requisitions in the Field of Private Law.

Open Sea — Hot Pursuit.

Appropriation of Enemy Maritime Property on Land — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Requisitions — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention.

Prize Law — Nature and Extent of Jurisdiction in Prize Courts — Border-Line between Maritime Prize and Property Seized on Land and subject to Fourth Hague Convention.

Warfare at Sea — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Civil Salvage — Rescue and Recapture of Neutral Ships.

Warfare at Sea — Destruction of Neutral Merchantmen — Rescue and Recapture of Neutral Ships — Attempted Destruction of Norwegian Vessels by German Submarines — Rescue by British Submarine — Civil Salvage — General Rule that no Salvage is Payable — Exceptions.

Visit, Capture and Search of Neutral Merchantmen — Lawfulness of Search in Port.

Capture by German Navy and Confiscation in Prize of Neutral (Dutch) Vessel for Carriage of Contraband — Return of Vessel after the War into Dutch Territorial Waters — Civil Embargo by Former Owner — Effect of Decision of Prize Court — Respect of Foreign Judgment — Refusal to Enter into Examination of Merits of Judgment — Reparation by way of Diplomatic Intervention only — Articles 21 and 22 of the Hague Convention No. XII of 1907 Irrelevant.

Neutrality — Duties of Neutrality — Goods Acquired by Acts of War in Occupied Territory — Transfer to Subsequent Buyers — Transport to Neutral Country — Detention by Neutral Government.

Effect of Outbreak of War on Enemy Subjects — Persona standi in judicio — Prize Court.

Declaration of Paris, 1856, Article 2 — Enures for Benefit of Enemy Cargo-Owner as well as Neutral Shipowner.