Occupation of Enemy Territory — Legislative and Administrative Functions of the Occupant — Nature and Effects of the Occupation — Power of the Occupant to Fix the Hours of Blackout.

Military Occupation — Legislative and Administrative Powers of the Occupant — Action by Occupant within Sphere of Local Private Law and Unconnected with Occupation.

Belligerent Occupation — Acts of Local Administrative Authority in Pursuance of Orders of the Occupying Power — Occupation of France by Germany in 1940.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Legislative Functions of the Occupant — German Occupation of Greece — Right to Annul Greek Legislation — Right to Grant an Amnesty.

Belligerent Occupation — Effects of — Effect on Continued Statehood of the Occupied State.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Irregular Requisition of Horses by the Enemy — German Occupation of France (1940-1944).

Laws of War — Binding Force of — General Participation Clause.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Booty of War — German Occupation of France (1940–1944) — Inapplicability of Article 53 of Hague Regulations in view of Entry of Italy, a Non-Signatory Power, into the War.

Contraband — Liability to Condemnation — Proceeds of Sale of Goods.

Prize Law — Capture — Locality of — Capture Effected in Territorial Waters of Enemy State Occupied by Ally after Armistice — Proceeds of Sale of Goods — Liability to Condemnation.

Prize Law — Capture — Locality of — Seizure of Neutral Vessel in Occupied Enemy Port.

Prize Law — Capture — Second Seizure — Original Unlawful Seizure — Validity of.

Unneutral Service — Carrying of Merchandise for Belligerent.

Prize Law — Locality of Seizure — Validity of Seizure in Occupied Enemy Port — Embargo by Occupying Authorities — Subsequent Outbreak of War with Neutral State — Fresh Seizure — Validity of — Unneutral Service — Seizure of Greek Vessel in Bordeaux subsequent to Occupation by Germany.

War — Termination of — Armistice — Effect of.

Prize Law — Time of Capture — Capture after Armistice — Right of Prize — Italian Practice.

Armistice — Effects on Prize Law.

Prize Law — Capture of Vessel after Armistice — Exemption of Fishing Vessels — Hague Convention No. XI.

War — Absence of Declaration of War — Whether Prize Law Applicable.

Prize Law — Absence of Declaration of War — Whether Prize Law Applicable — Vessel Captured by Land Forces.

Warfare at Sea — Visit and Search — Deviation into Port.

Contraband — Postal Correspondence.

Prize Law — Exemptions from Capture — Postal Correspondence — Nature and Limits of Inviolability — Documents of Credit — Payment to or by Enemy — Liability to Condemnation — Value to Captor — Irrelevance of.

Prize Law — Limitations of the Right of Capture — Yacht — Capture at Outbreak of War on Occupation of Enemy Port — Special Fittings — Liability to Condemnation — Personal Effects of Owner — Exemption from Capture — Costs.

Prize Law — Exemption from Capture — Salvage Vessel — Whether Harbour Vessel — Small Craft — Hague Convention No. XI of 1907 — Vessels Engaged In Coastal Traffic.

Prize Law — Days of Grace — Enemy Vessel in Port at Outbreak of War — Inapplicability of Hague Convention No. VI of 1907.

Prize Law — Locality of Seizure — Seizure in Shipyard — Whether Prize Law Applicable — Repairs — Private Yacht.

Prize Law — Nature of — Prize Proceedings — “Toute prise doit être jugée” — Parties to Prize Proceedings — Passing of Property — Bills of Lading — The Law of Italy.

Enemy Character — Of Goods — Seizure of Goods in Prize.

Prize Court — Jurisdiction — Goods Seized when on Land — Whether Governed by Common Law or Prize Law.

Prize Law — Seizure of Goods in Prize — Goods Becoming Enemy Property Subsequent to Original Seizure — Reliance on Second Seizure — Exhaustion of Belligerent Rights — Seizure of Goods when on Land — Prize Law and Common Law — Jurisdiction of Prize Court.

Prize Law — Prize Jurisdiction — Extension of War to Neutral Territory — Seizure of Vessel in Port — Hague Convention No. VI — Absolute and Conditional Contraband.