Individuals — Position in International Law — Effect of Treaties upon Courts and Individuals.

Treaties — Operation of — Effect upon Courts and Individuals — Claim for Damages for Violation of a Treaty — Unwarranted Collection of Customs Duties — The Law of the United States.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties — Effect upon Courts and Individuals — Competence of Courts to Ascertain Breaches of Treaty — Claim for Damages for Violation of a Treaty — Unwarranted Collection of Customs Duties — The Law of the United States.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties — Supersession of Treaty by Municipal Law — The Law of the United States.

Foreign States — Dignity — Head of Foreign State — Injuries to — Publications in Writing — The Law of Spain.

States — Dignity of — Use of National Arms — Trade Marks — The Law of Argentina.

Sovereignty — Dignity — Heads of Foreign States — Injuries to — Publications — The Law of Argentina.

Conclusiveness of Statements of the Executive Branch of Government — Limits of — Statement as to Title in Property.

Diplomatic Representatives — Position of — After Cessation of Sending Government — Testimony by.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Acts of Governments Succeeded by a Revolutionary Recognised Government — Challenge of Acts of Former Government by Successful Government — Limits of the Conclusiveness of Statements of the Executive Branch of the Government — Statements as to Acquisition of Title — Spanish Civil War — Testimony of Former Ambassador.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — Confiscatory Decrees — Effect upon Property Abroad — German Measures against Jews in Austria.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — Confiscatory Legislation with respect to Property Situated in the Territory of the Confiscating State — Whether Subject to Review by Foreign Courts.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Financial Regulations — Relevance of Impropriety of — Effect in New York — Fiction that the Parties Intended the Law of New York to Govern the Transaction.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States and Governments — Confiscatory Decrees of Government of Catalonia Issued during the Spanish Civil War — Whether Recognized by French Courts.

Recognition of Acts of a Foreign Government — Jurisdiction of Court to enquire into Regularity of.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Expropriation of Alien Property — Seizure by Mexico of the Property of the American Oil Company.

Nationality — Acquisition of — Merger of States — Continuity of States — Kingdom of Sardinia and Kingdom of Italy.

States — Continuity of — Kingdom of Italy and Kingdom of Sardinia — Whether Kingdom of Italy a New State — Sardinian Nationals Resident Abroad — Whether Acquired Italian Nationality.

British Dominions — Dominion Status — Canada — Legislative Competence of — Canadian Dominion Parliament — Power to Abolish Prerogative Appeals and Appeals by Right of Grant — British North America Act, 1867 — Colonial Laws Validity Act, 1865 — Statute of Westminster — Right of Appeal to His Majesty in Council.

British Dominions — Union of South Africa — Application of Legislation by the Imperial Parliament — Official Secrets Act, 1911, s. 1 (1) — “Safety of the State” — Whether Referring to Great Britain or to Union of South Africa.

War — Parties to — Protected States — Federated Malay States.

War — Effect on Enemy Aliens — The Rights to Sue — Enemy Alien Suing as Executor or Administrator.

Protectorates — Status of — Whether Automatically Involved in War of Protecting State — Federated Malay States — Alien Enemies — Locus standi of Alien Enemies in the Courts — The Right to Sue — Alien Enemies Suing as Executors or Administrators.

Conclusiveness of the Statements of the Executive — The Law of the United States.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign States — Dependent States — The Commonwealth of the Philippine Islands.

Dependent States — Protected and Vassal States — The Commonwealth of the Philippine Islands — Immunity from Suit — Conclusiveness of the Statements of the Executive.

Neutrality — In General — The United States Neutrality Act of 1939 — Contracts Made in Violation of the Act.

Dependent States — Status of — The Philippine Islands — Inhabitants of — Whether Citizens of the United States — United States Neutrality Act of 1939 — Whether Extending to Philippine Islands — Validity of Contracts Made in Violation of the Neutrality Law.

Mandates — Palestine — Powers of High Commissioner — Ordinance Contrary to Order in Council — Discrimination between Palestinian Citizens — Native Born and Naturalized Citizens.