Mandates — Position of Mandatory — “C” Mandates — Sovereignty over — Covenant of the League, Article 22 — Mandate for South-West Africa — Internment Order Issued by Government of the Mandatory Power — The Mandatory Power and Internal Sovereignty — Article 22 of the Covenant — The Union of South Africa as Mandatory.

Mandates — Palestine — Whether Forming Part of Great Britain — Persons Born and Resident in Palestine — Whether British Subjects.

Nationality — Proof of — Issue of Passport — The Law of England — Person Born and Resident in Palestine — Whether British Subject.

Mandates — Nationality in Mandated Territories — Persons Born and Resident in Palestine — Whether British Subjects — Mandated Territory — Whether Forming Part of the Territory of the Mandatory — The British Mandate over Palestine.

Territories under Joint Administration — Condominia — New Hebrides — Juridical Status of — Acts Performed by French High Commissioner within French Sphere of Competence — Jurisdiction of French Administrative Courts.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — International City of Tangier.

Individuals — Position of — Access to International Tribunals — International City of Tangier.

Aliens — Position of — Equality of Treatment and Freedom of Commerce.

Treaties — Operation of — Conflict between Municipal Law and Treaty — City of Tangier.

Territories under International Government — City of Tangier — Status of — Legislation Infringing the Statute and Relevant Treaties — Functions of Legislative Assembly, of Committee of Control, and of the Administrator — Absence of Ordinary Division of Powers — Conflict between Municipal Law and Treaties — Aliens — Position of — Equality of Treatment and Freedom of Commerce.

Nationality — Of Corporations Constituted in Accordance with International Treaty — State Bank of Morocco at Tangiers.

Territories under Joint Administration — Tangier — State Bank of Morocco at Tangier — Nationality of.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — De facto Government — Immunity against de jure Government.

Recognition — Of Governments — De facto Recognition — Jurisdictional Immunities of Recognised de facto Governments against de jure Government — Insurgents Recognised as de facto Government — Spanish Civil War.

Recognition — Of Governments — Effect of — Whether Partaking of the Nature of Treaty — Recognition of the Soviet Government by the United States — The United States System of Inheritance — Actual Operation of in Other States.

Recognition — Of Governments — Effect of — Continued Recognition de jure — Non-Recognized Government in Control of Part of National Territory — Title to State Property — Spanish Civil War.

Treaties — Operation of — Question of Enforceability in the Territory of the Other Contracting Party.

Recognition — Of Governments — Position of (Former) Legitimate Government after Recognition of Insurgents as a Government — Application of Conventions to Territory under the (Former) Legitimate Government — The Spanish Republican Government in 1936–1939 — Legal Status of — De jure Recognition of the Government of General Franco — Operation of Treaties — Question of Enforceability in the Territory of the Other Contracting Party.

Jurisdiction — Extraterritorial Effect of — Decree of de jure Government — Conflict with Decree of de facto Government — Validity of — Spanish Civil War.

Recognition — Of Insurgency — Recognition of Insurgents as a de facto Government — Effect of — Continued Recognition de jure of the Legitimate Government — Effect of Decrees of Legitimate Government in Territory under the Authority of the de facto Government.

Blockade — Establishment by Insurgents Not Recognised as Belligerents — Meaning of Term Blockade in a Charter-party.

Insurgency — Non-Recognition of Belligerency — Effects of — Establishment of Blockade by Insurgents — Declaration of Blockade — Charter-party — Interpretation of — Meaning of Term “Blockade”.

Blockade — Conditions of — Establishment by Insurgents Not Regarded as Belligerents.

Insurgency — Non-Recognition of Belligerency — Effect of — Possibility of Lawful Blockade and Capture by the Insurgents — How far Constituting a Factor in the Interpretation of a Charter-party — Doctrine of Frustration.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Operation of Czechoslovak Decrees in 1938 — German Rule in Czechoslovakia.

Recognition — Of Conquest and Other Title to Territory — Effects of Non-Recognition — De facto Governments — Validity of Acts of — German Rule in Czechoslovakia in 1938 — Operation of Czechoslovak Decrees — Absence of Confiscatory Character of — Effect of.

Recognition — Of Annexation — Absence of Recognition — Effects of — Annexation of Austria by Germany.

Recognition — Effects of — Capacity to Sue — Subdivisions of a Recognized State — The Province of Upper Austria — Effect of Annexation of Austria by Germany — Recognition of Annexation by the United States.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Questioning of Decrees of on Account of Unconstitutionality.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Questioning of Decrees of Foreign Governments on Account of Unconstitutionality.1

State Succession — Succession to Rights — Extinction of upon Withdrawal of Recognition.

Recognition of Annexation — Withdrawal of British de jure Recognition of Italian Conquest of Ethiopia — Effect of — War — Actions Commenced by the Enemy before the Outbreak of War.

Recognition — Of Conquest — De facto Recognition — Conflicting Claims of de jure and de facto Government — Rights of Government Recognised de facto — Retroactive Effect of Recognition — State Succession — Succession to Rights — Italian Conquest of Abyssinia.

State Succession — Succession to Rights — Effect of de jure and de facto Recognition — Action by de jure Foreign Sovereign to Recover Sum due under Contract — Concurrent Claim of de facto Sovereign — De facto and de jure Recognition — Retroactive Effect of.

State Succession — Succession in regard to Contracts — Contract to Maintain a School.

State Succession — Respect of Private Rights — Land Titles — Recognition by Treaty — Necessity of Compliance with the Law of the New Sovereign.