Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign Armed Forces — Belligerent Occupation.

Belligerent Occupation — Applicability of Local Law to Forces of Occupation

Belligerent Occupation — Effects of — Termination of Occupation — Continuance of Validity of Legislation Enacted by Government of Occupied State — Law Contrary to Constitution of Occupied State — Allied Occupation of Japan — Acceptance of Potsdam Declaration — Directives of Supreme Commander for Allied Powers

Belligerent Occupation — Nature and Effects of — Municipal Law under Occupation — Applicability of Philippine Constitution During Japanese Occupation

Belligerent Occupation — Nature and Effects of — Constitution Adopted under Occupation — Effect of Philippine Constitution Adopted During Japanese Occupation

Belligerent Occupation — Administrative Functions of Occupant — Limits of — Contracts Entered into by Occupant — Article 43 of the Hague Regulations

Belligerent Occupation — Powers and Functions of the Occupant — Judicial Functions — Divorce Pronounced by German Court in Annexed Belgian Territory — Validity of

Belligerent Occupation — Judicial Acts of Occupant — Tribunals of Occupant — Whether Foreign or Municipal Tribunals — Conviction by Tribunal of Occupant — Whether Justifying Dismissal of National of Occupied Country from the Public Service — The Law of Austria

Belligerent Occupation — Legislative Acts of Occupant — Criminal Offences Constituting Violations of Law of Occupant as well as of Municipal Law — Trial of Offender by Municipal Court — Whether Municipal Court to Apply Law of Occupant or Municipal Law

Belligerent Occupation — Legislative Acts of Occupant — Whether such Acts Constitute Foreign or Municipal Law — Competence of Municipal Courts to Apply Legislative Acts of Occupant — Right of Appellate Jurisdiction of Municipal Courts — “De-Nazification” in Germany

Belligerent Occupation — Judicial Powers of Occupant — Postliminium — Effect of Orders of Courts of Occupant — Jurisdiction of Courts of Territorial Sovereign to Set Aside Such Orders

Belligerent Occupation — Legislative Powers of Occupant — Legislation Concerning Marriage — Validity of

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States and Governments — !Legislative Acts of a Political Character.

Treaties — Character of — Declaration of London, 1943.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Property Seized Unlawfully — Treaties — Character of — Declaration of London, 1943 — Procedure for Execution of Declaration — Concurrent Civil Law Procedures — Recognition of Foreign Legislative Acts — Legislative Acts which are Political in Character

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Transfer of Property by “Administrator” of Company — Article 46 of the Hague Regulations — Enemy Character of Property — Property Seized by Enemy Company in Violation of International Law

Belligerent Occupation — Treatment of Private Property — Effect on Compulsory Transfer of Property in Occupied Territory — Declaration of London of January 5, 1943 — Invalidity of Transfer — Whether Subsequent Transactions in Enemy Territory Tainted with Invalidity — The Law of Austria

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Article 46 of the Hague Regulations — Unlawful Requisitions.

Belligerent Occupation — Inhabitants — Duty of Obedience — Duty to Obey Unlawful Orders — Unlawful Requisition — Article 46 of the Hague Regulations

Belligerent Occupation — Treatment of Inhabitants — Wrongful Detention of National of Occupied Country — Claim for Damages — Claimant Detained by Official of Occupant A Acting on Information received from Official of Occupant B — Whether Occupant A or Occupant B Liable

War — Armistice — Unconditional Surrender — Effect on Belligerent Rights — Effect on Seizures in Prize — Unconditional Surrender of Germany, 1945.

War on Land — Enemy Property — Seizure of Unfinished Hulls in Shipyard — Whether Liable to Capture in Prize or Private Property on Land.

Prize Law — Prize Courts — Jurisdiction of — Whether Postponement of Seizure in Prize Postpones Jurisdiction of Prize Court — Meaning of Seizure or Capture — Distinction between Seizure and Seizure in Prize — Capture of Enemy Port — Whether Includes Capture of Vessels Therein — Whether Shipbuilding Yard a Port — Unfinished Hulls — Whether Subjects of Capture in Prize or to be Regarded as Private Property on Land — Meaning of Unconditional Surrender — Effect on Continuance of Belligerent Rights — German Surrender of May 8, 1945