States — Dignity of — Heads of States — Trade-marks

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — Relevance of Obnoxious Character of Foreign Legislation Taking Effect in the Foreign Country Concerned — Confiscatory German Legislation — Whether to be Recognised in the United States

Recognition of Laws of Foreign States — Laws Contrary to Natural Justice — Recognition of — Strict Construction of — Absence of Extraterritorial Effect — German Anti-Jewish Legislation — The Law of the United States

Jurisdiction — Miscellaneous — Mandate — Power of King in Parliament to Legislate for Palestine — Detention of Alien — Jurisdiction of Court Martial — Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Aliens — Miscellaneous — Position of Aliens in Mandated Territory — Detention under Army Act — Jurisdiction of Court — Martial — Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Mandates — Position of Mandatory — Palestine — Power of King in Parliament to Legislate by Imperial Act for Mandated Territory — Position of Foreigners in Mandated Territory — Protectorates — Army Act — Detention under — Jurisdiction of Court Martial — Habeas Corpus

Nationality — Loss of Nationality — Palestinian Citizenship — Naturalization in a Foreign State — Whether Trans — Jordan a Foreign State — Independent Government — Separate Nationality.

Mandates — Miscellaneous — Status of Trans-Jordan — Whether a “Territory” or a “Foreign State” — Independent Government — Relation to Palestine — Position of High Commissioner — Nationality — Loss of — Palestinian Citizenship — Naturalization in a Foreign State

Recognition — Of Governments — Retroactive Effect of — Limits of Retroactive Effect — Statutes of Limitation

Federal States — Overriding Effect of Acts of Federal Government in the Sphere of Foreign Relations.

Recognition — Of Governments — Effect of — Effect on Recognition of Foreign Legislation — Position in Federal States — Recognition by Federal Government as Overriding State Conceptions of Public Policy — The United States of America

Recognition — Implied Recognition — Closing of Legations.

Annexation — Effect upon Nationality — Persons Born Outside Annexed Territory.

Nationality — Conception of — “Natives” — The Law of the United States.

Nationality — Effect of Annexation — Persons Born Outside Annexed Territory.

Alien Enemies — “Natives” of Enemy State — The Law of the United States.

Recognition — Of Annexation — Recognition by the United States of German Annexation of Austria — Closing of Legation — Whether Constituting Implied Recognition — Alien Enemies — “Natives” of Enemy State — Persons Born Outside the Annexed Territory

Recognition — Of Annexation — Effects of Non-Recognition — Non-Recognition by United States of Annexation of Estonia by Soviet Russia — Jurisdictional Immunities of States — Public Ships Engaged in Commerce

Recognition — Of Annexation — Non-Recognition of — Effects of.

Recognition — Of Annexation — Non-Recognition of Acquisition of Sovereignty Acquired by Force — Effects of Non-Recognition — Annexation of Latvia by Soviet Russia

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — De facto Occupation — Decrees Affecting Occupied Territory — Effect on Corporation in Occupied Territory.

Recognition — Implied — Continued Recognition of Consuls — Effect of.

Consuls — Continued Recognition of Consul — Whether Evidence of Recognition of Consul’s Government — De jure and de facto Recognition.

Trading with the Enemy — Licence to Trade — Limits of — Whether Constituting Licence to Sue in Courts as Plaintiff — Whether Licence Operates Retrospectively.

War — Enemy Character — Enemy Corporation with Licence to Trade — Whether Enemy Corporation can give Valid Retainer or Appear as Plaintiff.

Recognition — Of Annexation — German Occupation of Czechoslovakia — De facto and de jure Recognition — De facto Occupation — Decrees of Occupying Government — Effect on Corporation in Occupied Territory — Certificate of Minister of State — Judicial Notice of Notorious Occupation — Recognition of Consul — Whether Enemy Corporation can give Valid Retainer or Appear as Plaintiff — Licence to Trade

Individuals — Position in International Law — Acquisition of Territory by.

Territory — Acquisition of — Whether Territorial Sovereignty Can be Acquired by Individuals

Air Law — Flying Boat — Whether Ship or Vessel — Marine Insurance — Merchant Shipping Act, 1894 — Air Navigation Acts, 1920 and 1936

Boundaries — Boundary Treaties of Aachen (June 26, 1816) and Cleve (October 7, 1816) between Holland and Germany — Real Estates “Straddling” the Frontier — Exemption from Taxes for Nationals based on a Treaty

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Effect of Decrees of Foreign Governments and Authorities — Effect of Nationalization Decrees — Effect of Transfer and Powers of Attorney by Former Owners with View to Implementing the Nationalization — Effect of Possession Obtained by the State — Nationalization Decrees of Estonian Republic — Whether Recognized by Swedish Courts in respect of Property Situate in Sweden

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Extraterritorial Effect of — British Decree Vesting in Enemy Property Custodian German-owned Shares in English Company — Effect in respect of Company’s Property in Sweden

Mandates — Sovereignty over — Status of Mandated Territory — Palestine — Palestinian Citizen — Order for Detention and Deportation — Continued Detention in Foreign Territory — Habeas Corpus Proceedings — Territorial Jurisdiction.

War — Occupied Territory — Powers of Administration — Detention of Citizen of Another Country — Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Jurisdiction — Territorial Limits of — Palestine Mandate — Palestinian Citizen — Detention and Deportation of — Order for Detention in Foreign Territory — Administration of Occupied Territory — Habeas Corpus Proceedings

Aliens — Jurisdiction with regard to Offences Committed Abroad.

Consular Premises — Offences Committed in — Exterritoriality of Premises.

Jurisdiction — Over Aliens Abroad — Offence Committed on Consular Premises — The Law of the United States

Jurisdiction — Over Foreign Ships in Port — The Law of Brazil