Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Immunity from Jurisdiction — The Law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic Immunities — Representatives of Foreign States Accredited to United Nations

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — “Suggestion” of Immunity — Conclusiveness of — Representative Accredited to the United Nations — Immunity of — The Law of the United States of America.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Foreign Office Certificate — Supplementation by Evidence ex aliunde.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Recognition of Law Enacted by Unrecognized Government.

Recognition — Of Governments — De facto Recognition of Government of Lithuania — Retroactive Effect of — Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Law Enacted by Unrecognized Government — Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Foreign Office Certificate — Supplementation by Evidence ex aliunde.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Foreign Office Certificate — Requested by Court to Confirm that Diplomatic Representative Entitled to Perform Consular Functions — The Law of Israel.

Consuls — Consular Powers — Diplomatic Representative Temporarily Acting as Consul — Power to Accept Affidavit — Presumption of Identity of Law of Sending State and Law of Receiving State.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Foreign Office Certificate — Status of International Organization — Action Relating to Land Owned by International Organization.

International Organizations — Immunity from Local Jurisdiction — Action Relating to Land Owned by International Organization.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Agencies of Interpretation — Treaty Establishing Organization for European Economic Co-operation — International Organizations — Immunity from Local Jurisdiction — Whether Claim of Immunity to be Determined by Judiciary or Executive — Action Relating to Land Owned by International Organization

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Certificate as to Status of Foreign Consul — The Law of Israel.

Consuls — Appointment and Status of — Consuls Without Exequatur but Serving with Knowledge of Receiving State — Immunity of.

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Immunity of Foreign State — Consul Not in Possession of Exequatur but Serving with Knowledge of Receiving State — Necessity for Recognition by Receiving State — Diplomatic List — Foreign Ministry Certificate — Necessity for — Interpretation of Certificate When Equivocal — Consulate — Whether a Judicial Person or a Department of a Foreign State — Immunity of Employee of Consulate — Personal Liability — Relation of International Law and Municipal Law — The Law of Israel.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Extent of Principle of Conclusiveness — Statement as to Consummation of Occupation of Borneo by Enemy Forces — Admissibility in Evidence — Law of Singapore.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Conclusiveness of Statements by Foreign Diplomatic Representative.

Belligerent Occupation — Continuation of Laws Enacted by Lawful Sovereign — Authority of Government-in-Exile — Conclusiveness of Statements by.