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.

Open Sea — Hot Pursuit.

Appropriation of Enemy Maritime Property on Land — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Requisitions — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention.

Prize Law — Nature and Extent of Jurisdiction in Prize Courts — Border-Line between Maritime Prize and Property Seized on Land and subject to Fourth Hague Convention.

Warfare at Sea — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Open Sea — Salvage on the High Seas — Brussels Convention, 1910, Treated as International Law — Adoption by Mixed Courts in Egypt.

Effect of Treaties upon Third Parties.

International Law — General and Universal — Binding Force of Treaties not Assented to by the State Concerned — Brussels Convention of 1910 Relating to Salvage.