Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Armed Forces — Crimes Committed by Members when on Duty — Greek Armed Forces in Egypt during the Second World War

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Vessels of War — Crimes Committed Ashore by Members of Crew — Crimes Committed “while on mission”

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Armed Forces — Relevance of Consent of Local Sovereign — Distinction between Occupation and mere Stationing of Troops — French Foreign Legion in Egypt during the Second World War

Foreign Armed Forces in National Territory by Permission of the Sovereign — Civil Offence Committed by Member of Such Forces — Absence of Jurisdiction of Local Courts

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Armed Forces — Military Mission — Civil Jurisdiction in respect of

Jurisdiction — Foreign Armed Forces — Member of Armed Forces of Allied Power.

Jurisdiction — Irregular Apprehension — Effect of — Members of Armed Forces of Allied Power — Desertion — Apprehension by Local Civil Police — Irregular Handing Over to Military Police of Allied Power — Effect of Irregularity on Jurisdiction of Court Martial — Allied Forces Act — Habeas Corpus

Jurisdiction — Personal — Crimes Committed Abroad

Jurisdiction — Over Citizens Abroad — Unfair Trade Practice Acts Commenced within the Jurisdiction — Protection of Foreign Commerce — The Law of the United States

Foreign Armed Forces — Position of — Vicarious Responsibility for Acts of Members of Visiting Forces.

State Responsibility — Vicarious Responsibility for Acts of Members of Visiting Forces — Limits of — Acts Committed in Course of Military Duties — Tort — Assault.

State Responsibility — Vicarious Responsibility — Responsibility of United States in respect of Vessel Handed Over to Great Britain under Lend-Lease Act and Operated by Great Britain.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — The Charter of the United Nations.

United Nations — Charter of — Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

Individuals — Position in International Law — Human Rights — Charter of United Nations — Racial Discrimination — Public Policy — International Declarations as Evidence of Public Policy — Restrictive Covenant of Land — Attempted Restraint on Alienation to Jews

Individuals — Position in International Law — Right to Diplomatic Protection — Inadequacy of Protection Accorded to French Nationals in Spain by French Consular Agents — Absence of Judicial Remedy.

Nationality — Married Women — The Law of Argentina.

Nationality — Conception of — “Natives”.

Nationality — As Affected by Changes of Sovereignty — Natives of Alsace — Meaning of the Term “Native” — The Law of the United States.

Recognition — Of Annexation — Recognition by the United States of German Annexation of Austria.

Recognition — Implied Recognition — Establishment of Consulates — Whether Amounting to Recognition.

Annexation — Effect upon Nationality — Persons Resident Abroad.

Consuls — Appointment of — Implied Recognition and.

Nationality — Effects of Change of Sovereignty — Annexation — Persons Outside the Annexed Territory — Annexation of Austria by Germany — Whether Recognized by the United States — Implied Recognition.

Nationality — Naturalization of Parent — Meaning of “Child” in s. 10, sub-s. 5 of Naturalization Act, 1870 — British Nationality.

Naturalization — Status of Naturalized Citizens — The Law of Cuba.

Naturalization — Limitation of the Right of — The Law of the United States — Arabs — Whether “White Persons”.

Naturalization — Cancellation of — Conviction of Crime — The Law of Argentina.

Acts of Foreign States — Non-Recognition of Denationalization Decrees of Enemy Government Made in Time of War.

Aliens — Position of — Non-Recognition of Denationalization Decrees of Enemy Government Made in Time of War — Alien Enemy.

War — Effect of — Non-Recognition of Enemy Denationalization Decrees Made in Time of War.

Nationality — Loss of — Denationalization Decrees of Enemy Government — Non-Recognition in Time of War — Detention — Habeas Corpus.