Treaties-Interpretation of — Agencies of Interpretation — Exchange of Notes between Foreign Ministries.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and Rules of Interpretation — Natural Meaning of Words — Literal InterpretationGerman — Norwegian Extradition Treaty of 1878.

Extradition — Conditions of — Offences Committed on Foreign Vessels in National Waters of State from which Extradition Sought — Discretionary Power of State in Whose Territory the Offence was Committed — German-Norwegian Extradition Treaty of 1878 — The Law of Norway

Extradition — For Political Offences — Burden of Proof — The — Law of Argentina

Extradition — Conditions of — Discrepancy Between Law of Requested Country and Relevant Treaties in the Matter of Penalties — Extradition for Political Offences — Burden of Proof — The Law of Argentina

Extradition — Procedure of — Opinion of Court as Prerequisite of Decision by Government — The Law of Belgium

Extradition — Conditions of — Double Criminality — Evidence Necessary to Justify Surrender to Requesting State — Anglo-Portuguese Extradition Treaty, 1892 — The Law of Southern Rhodesia

Extradition — Procedure of — Request for Extradition — Necessity for Conformity with Procedure of Requested State — The Law of Venezuela

United Nations — General Assembly — Resolutions of — Binding Force in Municipal Law — War Criminals — Extradition of Recommendation of General Assembly — Effectiveness to Change Nature of Political Offence — The Law of the United States of America.

Extradition — For Political Offences — War Crimes — Under Treaty of Extradition — Political Asylum — As Affected by Resolutions of the General Assembly — Force of Resolutions — The Law of the United States of America

International Law — In General — Binding Force of — Effect of Absence of Universality in a General Convention — Caracas Convention on Territorial Asylum, 1954.

Extradition — For Political Offences — Caracas Convention on Territorial Asylum, 1954 — Lack of Universality — Effect of — The Law of Chile

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Waiver of — Whether Diplomatic Representative Can Validly Waive Immunity Without the Authority of His Government — The Law of Luxembourg

Diplomatic Immunities — Foreign Legation as Co-Surety for Obligations Incurred by Minister — Whether Implying Waiver of Immunity — The Law of Argentina

Diplomatic Immunities — Staff of Embassy — Secretaries — Original Jurisdiction of Supreme Court of Argentina — Refusal of Embassy to Waive Immunity

Diplomatic Immunities — Chargé d’Affaires ad interim — Immunity of — The Law of Argentina

Diplomatic Immunities — Families of Members of Staff of Legation — Wife of First Secretary Involved in Traffic Accident — The Law of Argentina

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Domestic Servants Nationals of Receiving Country — Reciprocity — The Law of Belgium

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Consul as Co — plaintiff in Civil Action — Duty to Deposit Cautio Judicatum Solvi — Consul as Resident in Receiving State — Execution of Order for Costs Against Foreign Consul — Declaration Made by Consul in Course of Legal Proceedings — Application of Principle Pacta Sunt Servanda — Consulate as Juridical Person — Proof of Status of Consulate — Whether Immunity Need be Pleaded — Certificate of Ministry for Foreign Affairs

Nationality — Aquisition of — Imposition of Nationality Contrary to Provisions of Treaty — Non-recognition of Nationality Thus Imposed.

Treaties — Validity of — Treaties Inconsistent with Previous Treaty Obligations — Treaties Imposed by Force — Munich Agreement of September 29, 1938, between Germany, Great Britain, France and Italy and Treaty of November 21, 1938, between Germany and Czechoslovakia — Imposition of Nationality and Denial of Right of Option Contrary to Previous Treaty — Refusal to Recognize Nationality Thus Imposed — Non — recognition of German Nationality of Sudeten — Germans

The Individual in International Law — Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Expropriation of Property for General Purposes — Guarantees of International Agreement Concluded Subsequent to Expropriation.

Treaties — Operation of — Expropriation of Property for General Purposes — Guarantees of International Agreement Concluded Subsequent to Expropriation.

Treaties — Conditions of Validity of — Alleged Invalidity on Account of Violation of Fundamental Right of Property as Guaranteed by Constitution, by General International Law, and by the European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Washington Agreement of May 25, 1946, on German Assets in Switzerland — Agreement between Germany and Switzerland of August 26, 1952, on German Assets in Switzerland — Expropriation of Property for General Purposes — Guarantees of International Agreement Concluded Subsequent to Expropriation — The Law of Germany

Treaties — Parties to — Position of Signatory States Prior to Ratification — Protocol to European Convention for Protection of Human Rights, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Inadmissibility of Application.

Treaties — Parties to — Position of Non-Signatories — Position of Signatories Prior to Ratification — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Lack of Competence.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties — Treaty Inconsistent with Constitution — The Law of the United States of America.

Treaties — Conclusion and Operation of — Constitutional Limitations — Executive Agreement — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, 1951 — As Source of Jurisdiction under Municipal Law — Requirement of Conformity with Constitution — The Law of the United States of America

Air Law — Warsaw Convention of 1929 on International Air Transport — Article 22 of Convention — Whether Consistent with Constitution of United States of America.

Treaties — Operation and Enforcement of — Constitutional Limitations — Warsaw Convention of 1929 Relating to International Air Transport — Whether Consistent with Constitution of United States of America — Seventh Amendment to Constitution Relating to Trial by Jury