Trading with the Enemy — Payment of Debts Due by an Enemy Company — English Company as Surety — English Trading with the Enemy Act — Meaning of the Words “For the Benefit of the Enemy”.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Nature of Occupation Required to Constitute Inhabitants Enemy Aliens.

Trading with the Enemy — Service on Shareholders in Enemy or Enemy-Occupied Countries — Nature of Enemy Occupation Necessary to Create Enemy Character of Persons resident in Occupied Territory.

War — Effects of — Trading with the Enemy — Contingent Interests in Remainder — Remainder-men’s Change of Nationality.

Enemy Character — Of Persons — Prisoner of War “Resident” in Enemy Territory — Whether Possessing Enemy Character.

Recognition — Of Annexation — Implied Recognition — Request for Exequatur — Recognition by the United States of the Annexation of Austria by Germany.

Nationality — Meaning of — Miscellaneous — Denizens.

Nationality — As Affected by Changes of Sovereignty — Annexation.

War — Effects of Outbreak of — Aliens — Alien Enemies — “Denizens” of an Enemy State — Denizens of Germany — Former Austrian Subjects — The United States and the Recognition of the Annexation of Austria by Germany.

War — Effects of — Upon Contracts — Solicitor’s Retainer.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Status of Inhabitants — Effect upon Procedural Capacity in Courts of the Opponent of Occupying Power.

Enemy Character — Company Incorporated in Territory under Enemy Occupation — Right to Take Proceedings in English Court — Solicitor’s Retainer.

Enemy Character of Goods — Passing of Property in Goods Sold in Transitu in Contemplation of the War — Delivery of Goods to Buyers after the Outbreak of War — English Legislation on Trading with the Enemy — Meaning of Goods “in Transit”.

Enemy Character — Of Goods — In Neutral Port — Bills of Lading to Order in Blank — Relevance of Possession of Documents — The Law of Germany.

Laws of War — War Crimes — Spies — Lawful and Unlawful Combatants — Saboteurs as Spies — Absence of Actual Commission of Sabotage — United States Rules of Warfare and Hague Convention No. IV.

Recognition — Of Governments — Effects of Non-Recognition.

Jurisdictional Immunities — Effect of War — Analogy with Effects of Non-Recognition.

States — Jurisdictional Immunities — National Museum — Whether Governmental Agency or Autonomous Body.

War — Effects of — Effect on Jurisdictional Immunities of States — Analogy with Effects of Non-Recognition — Hungarian National Museum — Whether Autonomous Body or Governmental Agency.

Nationality — Effect of Occupation of Enemy Territory — Effect Upon Inhabitants — Occupation of Poland by Germany.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Continued Existence of Invaded State — Loss of Nationality through Enemy Occupation — Polish Nationality of Inhabitants of Poland — Whether Lost in Consequence of Belligerent Occupation.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Decrees of Occupying Authority — Notices Emanating from Occupied Territory — Non-Recognition by the United States of the German Occupation of Holland.

Recognition — Of Governments — Retroactivity of — Limits of.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Decrees of the Occupying Power — Effect of — Effect in the United States of Decrees of German Commissioner in Holland — Limits of the Doctrine of Retroactive Effect of Recognition.

Visit and Search — Spoliation of Ship’s Papers — Attempt to Scuttle Ship — Whether a Reason for Condemnation.

Prize Law — Visit and Search — Detention of Vessels — “Probable Cause” of Detention — Meaning of.

Prize Courts — In General — Principles Applicable by Prize Courts.

Prize Law — Maritime Liens on Captured Vessels — Salvage Claims in Prize — Requisition of Enemy Ships by Crown — Salvors’ Claim for an Order that Gaptors do Proceed to Adjudication — Prize Court Rules, 1939 — Principles Applicable by Prize Courts.

Prize Courts — In General — Character of.

Prize Law — Procedure — Costs against the Crown — Claimants — Whether entitled to the Costs of Proving their Claim — Prize Procedure — How Far Governed by Municipal Law?

Prize Law — Condemnation of Cargo — Claim for Freight of Condemned Goods — Right of British Shipowners to Compensation by the Crown in Lieu of Freight — Award based on a Pro Rata Itineris.

Prize Law — Claims against Captor — Principles Governing the Award to Shipowners of Demurrage and Damages for Detention of their Vessel by the Crown — “Undue Delay” — Payment of Compensation in Lieu of Full Freight — Second Seizure — Costs Against the Crown on Claim for Freight as distinct from Claim for Damages — Removal of Proceedings from the Colonial Prize Court to the Prize Court in England — Prize Court Act, 1915.

Prize Courts — Nature of Jurisdiction of — Equitable Jurisdiction.

Contraband — Condemnation for Carriage of — Claims of Owners to Freight — Nature of Jurisdiction of Prize Court.