Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Immunity of Public Ships — Ships Engaged in Commerce — United States Shipping Board.

Immunity from Jurisdiction — Foreign Public Vessels — Crime Committed on Board a Foreign Warship — Spanish Civil War — Attack by Spanish Nationalist Vessel against the Spanish Government Submarine C2 in Port of Brest in 1937.

Jurisdiction — Exterritorial Effect of — Requisition Decrees.

States — Jurisdictional Immunities of — Vessels Requisitioned by Government — Immunity from Arrest — Vessel Requisitioned by the Norwegian Government during the War — The Law of Sweden.

Immunity from Jurisdiction — State Vessels — Activities of Private Law Nature — Irregularity of Taking Possession — Taking of Possession outside Territorial Waters — Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Nationalization of Vessels by the Republican Government of Spain.

Jurisdiction — Immunity of Sovereign State — Merchant Vessels — Nationalization — Vessels outside Jurisdiction when Nationalized — Subsequent Seizure — Requisition — De facto Possession — Public User — Ship's Personnel — Vessels Engaged in Trade.

Jurisdiction — Armed Forces Stationed Abroad — Crime Committed on Foreign Territory — Jurisdictions of Local Courts — Allied Forces Act, 1940 — Internal Discipline.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Armed Forces — Foreign Vessels of War — Crimes Committed Ashore by Members of the Crew Charged with a Mission.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Armed Forces of a Foreign State — Extent of Immunity.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Armed Forces of a Foreign Power — Effect of Refusal by the State to Recognize Jurisdictional Immunity of Such Armed Forces — Greek Air Force in Egypt during the Second World War.

Jurisdiction — Over Nationals in Respect of Crimes Committed Abroad — Alien Acquiring New Nationality after Commission of Crime — The Law of Germany.

Piracy — Conception of — Whether may be Committed in Territorial Waters.

High Seas — Conception of — Territorial Waters — Limits Of — Piracy — Definition of High Seas by the Law of the United States.

High Seas — Extent of — Enclosed Parts of the High Seas — The Zuiderzee in Holland — Whether Inland Waters — Fishery Rights in.

State Responsibility — Conditions of — Absence of Non-Discrimination against Aliens.

Damages — Claims Unaccompanied by Proof of Damage.

Aliens — Position of — Absence of Non-Discrimination.

Arbitration — Award — Dismissal of Claim Coupled with Recommendation of ex gratia Payment.

State Responsibility — Responsibility for Acts of Soldiers — Shooting in Accordance with Orders — Relevance of Absence of Discrimination — Claims for Damages and Absence of Proof of Pecuniary Loss — Recommendation of ex gratia Payment.

Nationality — Effect of Change of Sovereignty — Nationals Abroad — The Law of Poland — The Law of Germany.

Collective Naturalization — Inhabitant of the Saar Territory who Acquired French Nationality by Naturalization subsequent to the French Law of July 19, 1934 — Retroactive Effect of Nationality Provisions — Interpretation of § 27 of Annex to Article 50 of Treaty of Versailles.

Loss of Nationality — Enlisting in Foreign Military Service — Distinction between Military or Police Service — Effect on Wife.

Loss of Nationality — Foreign Military or Civil State Service — Minors.

Nationality — Deprivation of — Deprivation of the Rights of Citizenship — German Legislation against Jews — Effect upon Treaty Rights.

Double Nationality — Prevalence of One Nationality — lus soli and lus sanguinis — The Law of Holland — Active Nationality.

Stateless Persons — Legal Status of — Limits of Assimilation to Citizens of Receiving State — Interpretation of Geneva Convention of October 28, 1933 — The Law of France.