Treaties — Interpretation of — Restrictive Interpretation — Restrictions of Sovereignty.

Jurisdiction — In Ports and National Waters — Consular Jurisdiction in Suits against National Ships.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Effect of Special Provision Following Provision of General Nature — Jurisdiction over Foreign Vessels in National Ports.

Aliens — Position of — Equality of Treatment — Most-Favoured Nation Clause.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — How Far Rendering Unnecessary the Requirement of Reciprocity — Security for Costs.

Aliens — Position of — Security for Costs — Change of Nationality on the Part of the Defendant.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Whether Restricted to Commercial Matters — Aliens — Security for Costs — Effect of Change of Nationality of the Defendant in Course of Legal Proceedings.

Covenant of the League of Nations — Article XVI — Sanctions of the League of Nations — Prohibition of Granting of Credit to Italian Nationals — Admission to Legal Aid Free of Charge.

Treaties — Conclusion of — Constitutional Limitations — Arbitration Agreement.

Treaties — Interpretation — Various Rules of — Interpretation in the Background of Other Treaties.

Arbitration — Sources of Decision — Article 38 of the Statute of the Court.

Arbitration — Powers of Arbitrators — Request to give an Opinion as distinguished from an Award — Sources of Decision — Reservation as to Constitutional Limitations.

Arbitration — Competence of Arbitrators — Power to Determine Jurisdiction.

Arbitration — Evidence — Evidence Discovered Subsequent to the Rendering of the Award.

Arbitration — Award — Finality of — The Power of the Commission to Reopen a Case Decided by it — The Power to Reopen the Proceedings in Cases of Misinterpretation of Evidence, Mistakes in Calculation, and Material Errors of Law — After-discovered Evidence — After-discovered Evidence Pointing to Fraudulent, Incomplete, Collusive and False Evidence in Original Proceedings — The Power of the Commission to pass upon its Own Jurisdiction.

Arbitration — Award — Appeal from — Jurisdiction on Appeal exercised by the Permanent Court of International Justice

Arbitration — Award — Res judicata — Judgments of Mixed Arbitral Tribunals — Effect in the United States.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Statute of — Judges ad hoc — Advisory Jurisdiction — Right to appoint National Judges as Distinguished from the Right to appoint Agents — Article 31 of the Statute and 71 of the Rules.

Arbitration — Permanent Court of International Justice — Advisory Opinions — Duty of the Court to render Advisory Opinions — International Element Involved in the Subject-matter of the Opinion — Interpretation of Municipal Constitutions

War — Effects of — On Private Enemy Property — The Practice of the United States — Trading with the Enemy Act, 1917 — Effects of — Whether Divesting Enemy Aliens of their Property — Seizure of Enemy Property — Whether Amounting to Confiscation — Intention to Reimburse Alien Enemies — Whether Amounting to Renunciation of the Right of Confiscation — United States Settlement of War Claims Act of 1928 — How Far Conferring a Vested Right upon Former Alien Enemies.

War — Effect of on Private Property — Sequestration of Enemy Goods — Treaty of St. Germain and the Franco-Austrian Agreement of January 20, 1930.

War — Enemy Character — “Enemy” — Meaning of — Interruption of Statute of Limitations in Time of War.

Warfare on Land — Occupation of Enemy Territory — Respect for Private Property — Articles 46 and 56 of Hague Convention No. IV — Property of Municipalities — Binding Force of Lease of Municipal Property.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Legislative Functions of the Occupant — Occupation by virtue of an Armistice — Occupation of Upper Hungary (Slovakia) by the Czechoslovak Troops in November 1918 — Czechoslovak Legislation in Occupied Territories prior to the Peace Treaty.