International Law — In General — Restrictive Interpretation of Treaties Creating Exceptions to Generally Recognised Rules of International Law.

Open Sea — Jurisdiction in — Restrictive Interpretation of Agreements Providing for the Right of Visit and Search.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Treaties Creating Exceptions to Generally Recognised Rules of International Law.

State Responsibility — Executive Action — Responsibility in Cases of a Government Exercising Delegated Authority on behalf of Another Government — Bona fides of Executive Action and the Question of Responsibility — Restrictive Interpretation of Agreements Constituting an Exception from General Principles of International Law.

Territories under International Government — Inter-Allied Commission in Upper Silesia — Responsibility of Prussia for the Acts of the Officials of the Commission.

Treaties — Operation of — Effect of Publication.

Responsibility of States — Responsibility for the Acts of Foreign Authorities — Responsibility of Prussia for the Acts of the Inter-Allied Plebiscite Commission in Upper Silesia.

Responsibility of States—Duty to Prevent Dispatch of Hostile Expedition Intended to Promote Revolution in Friendly State—Seizure of Ship—British Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870.

Duty of Neutral State — Analogous Duty in Times of Peace — Hostile Expeditions — The Law of the United States.

Responsibility of States — Duty to Prevent Revolutionary Preparations of a Military Character against a Friendly Government — Enlistments.

International Law — Sources — Relevance of Decisions of Municipal and International Courts — Adoption of the Reasoning of such Decisions as Basis for an International Award.

Aliens — Treatment of — Plea of Non-Discrimination — Internal Decrees Annulling Acts of de facto Government — How far Binding upon Aliens.

State Responsibility — Responsibility for the Acts of a de facto Government — Legislation Annulling Acts of de facto Governments — How far Applicable to Aliens — Decisions of Municipal and International Courts.

Claims — Nationality of — Claims Accruing before the Naturalisation of the Claimant — Point not Open on the Terms of the Protocol.

Treaties — Operation of — Protocols not Submitted to Ratification.

Treaties — Forms of — Protocols not Submitted to Ratification.

Claims — Nationality of Claims — Claims under the Alsop Award — Treaties and Not-Ratified Protocols.

Claims — Liability in General — Liability not Affected by Exaggeration or Fraudulent Character of the Claim for Damages.

Damages — Consequential and Indirect — Alleged Exaggerated and Fraudulent Claims — Claims for Damages and Question of Liability — Presentation by a Government as Evidence of the bona fides of the Claim.

Damages—Indirect Damages—Legal Expenses as an Element of Damages—Loss of Profits.

Damages — Loss of Profits — Calculation of — Damages in Cases of Illegal Detention.

Damages — Measure of — In Case of Angary — Requisition of Norwegian Shipbuilding Contracts by the United States.

Interest — In Case of Exercise of Right of Angary — Compound Interest.

Interest — Compound Interest.

Interest — Award of — No Award of Interest from the Time a Government Expresses Readiness to Comply with Request for Compensation.

Nationality — Admission to — Abuse of Administrative Discretion — “Fundamental Rights of Men.”

Nationality — Effect of Change of Sovereignty — Meaning of “Resident” and “Ordinarily Resident” Occurring in British Orders in Council — Analogy of Domicile Rejected.

Territory — Annexation — Effect on Nationality of Persons Resident Abroad.

Nationality — Consequences of Annexation — National Character of Cypriotes Resident Abroad.

Protected Persons—Renunciation of Protection during War—Whether Admissible without the Consent of the Protecting State—Jurisdiction of Mixed Tribunals.

Naturalisation — When Taking Place in British Self-Governing Dominion — Local Operation — Person Naturalised in Australia in 1908 not a British Subject in England.

Naturalisation — Condition of Invalidity in the Event of Return to Country of Origin — Non-Communication of Condition to Foreign Powers — Egyptian Independence — Burden of Proof.