Treaties — Parties to — Cherokee Indians in the United States — Promise by Secretary of War as Distinguished from Treaty.

Treaties — Operation of — Treaties Contrary to National Declarations of Policy — Alleged Inconsistency with the Monroe Doctrine.

Aliens — Position of — Treaty Provision for Absolute Equality — Absence of Retroactive Effect — Application to Belgian Subjects of French Law on Commercial Leases.

Treaties — Operation of — Treaties Excluding Retrospective Effect — Res Judicata — Judgments of Inferior Courts.

Treaties — Operation of — Interference with Private Rights in Connection with the Execution of the Treaty — Jurisdiction of Courts.

Treaties — Operation of — Relation to Municipal Legislation — Overriding Effect of Treaties — The Law of France.

Treaties — Operation of — Enforcement of Treaty Provisions by Courts — Whether Dependent on Compliance by Other Contracting Party with Provisions in Question — Retorsion — Whether within the Province of Courts.

Treaties — Parties to — Treaties with Native Chiefs.

Treaties — Operation of — Necessity of Municipal Legislation — Treaties with Native Chiefs.

Treaties — Operation of — Necessity of Municipal Legislation — The Law of Czechoslovakia.

Jurisdiction — In Ports — Over Foreign Merchant Vessels — The Law of Egypt.

High Seas — Merchant Vessels — Territoriality of.

Treaties — Interpretation — Agencies of Interpretation — Divergent Practice of Municipal Courts.

Treaties — Operation of — Conflict between Municipal Law and Treaties — Jurisdiction — Treaties and Relation to Municipal Law — Necessity of Act of Transformation — Interpretation of Treaties by Municipal Courts — Offences Committed on Board Foreign Merchant Vessels in Port — Montreux Convention, 1936 — Effect upon States which have signed but not ratified the Convention.

Capitulations — Jurisdiction of Mixed Courts of Egypt — Montreux Convention of 1936.

Treaties — Conclusion of — Absence of Ratification — Effect of.

Treaties — Operation of — Treaties Signed but not Ratified — Effect of — Montreux Convention of 1937 — Effect of Treaties upon Individuals.

Treaties — Operation of — Necessity of Municipal Legislation Expressly Altering Existing Laws — International Labour Conventions.

International Labour Organization — Conventions Adopted by Conference and Ratified by States — Necessity of Municipal Legislation.

Treaties — Operation of — Necessity of Municipal Legislation — International Labour Conventions — The Law of Argentina.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Restrictive Interpretation — Literal Interpretation.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Agencies of Interpretation.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Treaties in Two or More Languages — Discrepancies in Punctuation — Competence of Courts to Interpret Treaties — Immunities of British Forces in Egypt.

State responsibility — Plea of Non-Discrimination — Legislation in Avoidance of Treaty Obligations — Irrelevance of the Fact that such Legislation is Applied also to Nationals.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Liberal Interpretation — Legislation in Avoidance of Treaty Obligations — Irrelevance of the Fact that Such Legislation is Applied Also to Nationals.

Consuls — Functions of — Administration of Estates — Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause.

Treaties — Operation of — Treaties of the United States and the Laws of the States.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Interpretation of — Treaties of the United States and the Laws of the States.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Presumption against Extension of Terms of the Treaty — Treaties of the United States and the Laws of the American States — Functions of Consuls.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Literal Interpretation — The Rule Inclusio unius est exclusio alterius.

Treaties — Interpretation of — In General — Apparent Gaps — Brussels Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules relating to Bills of Lading for the Carriage of Goods by Sea of August 25, 1924.

Treaties — Operation of — Repeal by Subsequent Statute — Presumption against — The Law of the United States.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Interpretation of — Conditional Clause — Repeal of Treaty by Subsequent Statute.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Conditional and Unconditional Form of the Clause — The Treaty between the United States and Germany of October, 1925 — Departure from Previous Policy of the United States.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Jurisdiction of — Optional Clause of Article 36 of the Statute — Limitation ratione temporis — Meaning of the Words “in any disputes which may arise after the ratification of the present declaration with regard to situations or facts subsequent to such ratification” — Situation Extending beyond the Date of Ratification — Alleged Unlawful Acts Leading to that Situation and Preceding the Ratification — Alleged Continued Denial of Justice Subsequent to Ratification.