Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign Armed Forces — Position of — Privileges of — United States Armed Forces in Newfoundland.

High Seas — Claim to Area of High Seas — Maori Trusteeship over Area of High Seas — Jurisdiction of Maori Land Court.

Jurisdiction on the High Seas — Assistance and Salvage — Assistance Rendered by Warship — Whether Flag State Entitled to Salvage — Article 14 of Brussels Convention on Assistance and Salvage at Sea, 1910.

Jurisdiction — Continental Shelf — High Seas Above the Continental Shelf — Protection of Fisheries and National Resources.

Jurisdiction on the High Seas — Exercise of National Jurisdiction on the High Seas Covering the Continental Shelf — Enforcement of International Convention for Protection of Fisheries and Other Natural Resources — Declaration of Maritime Zone by Peru, Chile and Ecuador, 1952 — The Law of Peru.

Consuls — Position and Functions of — Consular Jurisdiction — By Treaty — Disputes Concerning Seamen’s Wages — Discharge of Seaman — Law Concerning Internal Order of Vessel.

Jurisdiction — On the High Seas — Merchant Vessels — As Determined by Flag — Law Concerning Internal Order of Vessel — Discharge of Seaman — The Bustamante Code — Consular Jurisdiction.

British Commonwealth of Nations — Whether Revenue Laws of One Member Enforceable in Courts of Another — Indian Tax Claim against Liquidator of English Company — Action by Government of India in English Courts.

Jurisdiction — Enforcement of Revenue Laws — Whether Enforceable by Action in Courts of Another State — Whether Rule Different in the British Commonwealth of Nations — Tax Claim by Indian Government against Liquidator of English Company — Whether Actionable in English Courts — Whether Alternatively Recoverable as “Liability” of Company in Voluntary Liquidation.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Criminal Jurisdiction over Aliens — Crime Committed by Alien on Ship on High Seas — Jurisdiction of Courts of Flag State.

High Seas — Crime Committed Partly Aboard Merchant Vessel and Partly in the Sea — Whether Flag State Has Jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction — On the High Seas — Criminal Jurisdiction — Merchant Vessel — Manslaughter — Elements of Crime Occurring Partly on Board Ship and Partly in the Sea — Whether Courts of Flag State have Jurisdiction.

State Responsibility — Claims — Measure of Damages — Cost of Restoring Buildings to Previous Condition — Allowance for Betterment — Value of Pre-War Model Motor-Car — Allowance for Superiority of Available Model.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Interpretation by Reference to Decision of Another Conciliation Commission — Meaning of “injury or damage suffered as a result of the war”.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Miscellaneous — Peace Treaty — Restitution and Reparation Provisions — Whether Measures Taken against Property Discriminatory.

War — Effects of Outbreak of — On Enemy Subjects with regard to Their Property — Sequestration of Property — Conversion of Premises for Use as Air-Raid Shelter.

State Responsibility — For Acts and Omissions of State Organs and Officials — Negligence of Sequestrator of Enemy Property — Responsibility for Effect of Delay in Repairing War-Damaged Property — Measure of Damages — Cost of Restoring Buildings to Previous Condition — Allowance for Betterment — Value of Pre-War Model Motor-Car — Allowance for Superiority of Available Model — Whether Measures Taken against Property Discriminatory — Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Interpretation by Reference to Decision of Another Conciliation Commission — Meaning of “Injury or damage suffered as a result of the war”.

State Responsibility — Damages — Measure of Damages — Calculation of Damages.

War — Effects of Outbreak of — On Enemy Subjects with regard to Their Property — Sequestration and Sale of Enemy Property — Compensation under Provisions in Peace Treaty.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Restitution and Reparation Provisions — Sequestration and Sale of Goods — Whether Constituting a Loss as a Result of the War.

State Responsibility — For Acts and Omissions of State Organs and Officials — Sale of Goods by Custodian of Enemy Property — Sale of Goods After Sequestration — Measure of Damages — Calculation of Damages.

State Responsibility — Measure of Damages — Loss of Profit as Measure of Loss of Value of Claimant’s Business Placed under Sequestration — Allowance for Revaluation of Currency.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Restitution and Reparation Provisions — Responsibility for Acts and Omissions of Sequestrator of Enemy Property — Necessity for Fraud or Negligence — Measure of Damages — Loss of Profit as Measure of Loss of Value of Claimant’s Business.

State Responsibility — For Acts and Omissions of State Organs and Officials — Responsibility of State for Negligent or Fraudulent Act of Administrator-Sequestrator or Officially Appointed Receiver — Duty of Supervision — Measure of Damages — Loss of Profits Due to Negligence or Fraud as Measure of Capital Loss to Owner of Business.

State Responsibility — In General — Legal Basis of.

State Responsibility — Absolute Responsibility and Responsibility Based on Fault — Responsibility for Loss or Damage Sustained by Sequestrated Property — Negligence of Sequestrator — Criteria of Responsibility — Extent of Liability.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Comparison with Wording of Earlier Clause in Same Treaty.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Intention of the Parties.

Arbitration — Procedure — Competence — Competence of Conciliation Commission Sitting as Collége arbitral.

Conciliation — Competence of Conciliation Commission Sitting as Collége arbitral.

War — Effects of Outbreak of — On Enemy Subjects with regard to Their Property — Sequestration of Enemy Property — Conservatory Nature of — Distinction between Administrative and Judicial Sequestration.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Right of Victorious Party to Seize Property of Defeated Party — Exempted Property — Sequestrated Property of Nationals of Defeated Party — Responsibility for Negligence of Sequestrator — Criteria of Responsibility — Responsibility for Delay in Raising Sequestration — Implied Period of Grace.

State Responsibility — Wrongs Unconnected with Contractual Obligations — Acts and Omissions of State Organs and Officials — Responsibility for Acts of Judiciary — Basis and Nature of State Responsibility — Peace Treaties — Operation of — Right of Victorious Party to Seize Property of Defeated Party — Exempted Property — Sequestrated Property of Nationals of Defeated Party — Responsibility for Negligence of Sequestrator — Criteria of Responsibility — Responsibility for Delay in Raising Sequestration — Interpretation of Treaties — Principles and Rules of — Comparison with Wording of Earlier Clause in Same Treaty — Intention of the Parties — Conservatory Nature of Sequestration of Enemy Property.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Construction in the Light of the Facts of the Case.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Interpretation of Treaty — Meaning of Expression “as a result of the war”.

State Responsibility — For Acts of Private Individuals — Theft by Organised Gang during Period Following Hostilities — Whether “as a result of the war” — Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Construction in Light of Facts of Case.

State Responsibility — Claims — Assessment of — Deduction for Inheritance Tax Charged on Property Taken.

State Responsibility — Claims — Assessment of — Whether Compulsory Mortgages to be Taken into Account.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Cancelling or Imposing of Mortgages by Occupant — Invalidity of.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Cancelling or Imposing of Mortgages by Occupant — Invalidity of.

State Responsibility — Claims — In General — Indemnity Agreement — Requisitioning of Vessel in Time of War — Vessel in Neutral Port — Requisition on Behalf of Another Government — Liability of Agent Government — The Law of the United States of America.

Conciliation — Conciliation Commission — Evidence in respect of Claims Before — Insufficiency of Evidence as to Condition of Inherited Property.

State Responsibility — Claims — Death of Owner of Property at Time of Destruction — Claim by Heir — Rejection of Claim for Absence of Evidence of Condition of Property at Time of Inheritance.

State Responsibility — Damages — Measure of Damages — Allowance for Inflation of Cost of Repairs.

State Responsibility — Interest — Disallowance because Not Correctly Claimed.

Treaties — Operation of — Retroactive Effect of Provisions.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of — Construction of Definition Clauses — Comparison of Texts in Various Languages — Interpretation by Reference to Grammatical Construction — Reference to Logic.

Conciliation — Conciliation Commissions — Rules of Procedure of — Necessity for Strict Compliance with.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Restitution and Reparation Provisions.

State Responsibility — Claims — In General — Retention, after Sale of Property, of Right to Claim Compensation for War Damage — Measure of Damages — Allowance for Inflation of Costs — Interest — Disallowance of Claim for Absence from Pleadings — Treaties — Interpretation of — Rules and Principles of — Construction of Definition Clauses — Comparison of Texts in Various Languages — Interpretation by Reference to Grammatical Construction — Reference to Logic — Retroactive Effect of Treaty Provisions — Rules of Procedure of Conciliation Commission.

Nationality — Acquisition and Conferment of — Effect of — Extent of Obligation of Recognition by Other States — Nationality and Diplomatic Protection.

Naturalization — In General — International Requirements of Naturalization for Purpose of Diplomatic Recognition — Recognition by Other States.

State Responsibility — Claims — Diplomatic Protection — Nationality of Claims — Conferment of Nationality — Effect of — Extent of Obligation of Recognition by Other States — Nationality and Diplomatic Protection — Effective Nationality — International Requirements of Naturalization for the Purpose of Diplomatic Protection.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Restitution and Reparation Provisions — Naturalization of Owner of Property Subsequent to Date of Peace Treaty — Whether State of Naturalization Entitled to Submit Claim on Behalf of Owner — Whether Sequestration of “Jewish Property” in Italy Equivalent to Treating Owner as Enemy.

State Responsibility — Claims — Nationality of — Sequestration of “Jewish Property” in Italy — Owner Naturalized Subsequent to Date of Peace Treaty — Whether State of Naturalization Entitled to Submit Claim on Her Behalf.

Peace Treaties — Performance of — Restitution and Reparation Provisions — Inclusion of Property in List of “Jewish Property” drawn up by Sequestrator in Italy as Constituting Treating Owner as Enemy.

State Responsibility — Claims — Nationality of — Sequestration of “Jewish Property” in Italy — Whether Owner, Stateless at Time of Taking, Entitled to Claim as “United Nations National” — Owner Naturalized Subsequent to Date of Peace Treaty — Whether State of Naturalization Entitled to Submit Claim on His Behalf.