International Arbitration — Right of Intervention — Whether Restricted to Signatories of the Treaty of Lausanne — “Legitimate Interest”.

Claims — Prescription — Insufficiency of Proof.

Arbitration — Evidence — Contracts with Private Persons and Contracts with Governments — Prescription.

Arbitral Tribunals — Law Applicable — Whether Governed by Municipal Law of Parties — Rules of Evidence.

Evidence — Before International Tribunals — The Law Applicable — Relevance of Municipal Law of Parties — Admissibility of Affidavits — Article 4 of the British-Mexican Claims Convention of 19 November, 1926.

Evidence — Production subsequent to the Filing of the Claim.

Arbitration — Award — Interpretation of — Contradiction between Operative Part of Decision and Recital of the Grounds — Contradiction within the Operative Part of the Decision.

Arbitration — Revision — Conditions of — Discovery of New Facts — Meaning of the Term “Discovery” — Special Reasons for Caution in the case of Temporary Tribunals.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Judgments — Finality of.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Statute of — Articles 38 and 58 — Power to give Judgment on the Basis of Other than Legal Considerations — Finality of Judgments — Refusal to give Judgment dependent for its Validity upon the Subsequent Consent of the Parties — Construction of Special Agreement in accordance with the Statute.

Treaties — Stipulations in favour of Third Parties — Accession.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Effectiveness of the Treaty — Interpretation by reference to the Context.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Orders — Force of.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Statute of — How far Subject to Derogations by Special Agreements of the Parties — The Function of the Court as an Agency of Pacific Settlement — Effectiveness of the Special Agreement — Submissions of the Parties — How far Binding upon the Court — Order of the Court — How far Binding upon the Parties — Interpretation of Treaties by reference to the Context — Stipulations in Favour of Third Parties — Accession to such Stipulations.

Treaties — Termination of — Contracts of International Loans — Force majeure — Impossibility of Performance.

Arbitration — Estoppel.

Permanent Court of International Justice — Jurisdiction of — Article 34 of the Statute — International Disputes of a Private Law Origin — Loans Floated by States — Rules of Private International Law — Examination of Municipal Law by the Permanent Court — Authority of Decisions of Municipal Courts — The Doctrine of Estoppel — Force majeure.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Treaties — Treaty between United States and Prussia of 1828.

State Succession — Treaties — Treaties with German States Prior to the Foundation of the German Empire.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Treaties — Treaties with German States prior to the Foundation of the German Empire — Survival of Treaties — Extinction of Contracting Party.

War — Effect on Treaties — Bilateral Conventions — Article 289 of the Treaty of Versailles.

Sovereignty — In Foreign Relations — Self-preservation — Emergency Measures in the course of Hostilities short of War.

Measures Short of War — Intervention — Hostilities in the course of — Effect on Contracts with Enemies — Emergency Measures.

War — Effect on Contracts — Emergency Measures in the course of Hostilities Short of War — Occupation of Vera Cruz by the United States.

Aliens — Treatment of — During War — Equality with Subjects of the State — Concession.

War — Effect of Outbreak of War on Contracts — Concessionary Contract — Nature of — Right of State to Rescind Concession — Aliens — Equality of Treatment.

War — Effect of Declaration of War — Enemy Character of Individuals — Individuals as Enemies — State of War Anterior to Declaration of War.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Enemy Subjects with Regard to their Property and other Rights — Statutes of Limitations.

War — Effect on Property of Alien Enemies — In Territory under Military (not Enemy) Occupation — Occupation of Egypt by Great Britain during the World War.

Claims — National Character of — Distribution of Awards.

Damages — Measure of — Destruction of Neutral Prizes — Losses of Owners and of Insurance Companies.

Treaties — Absence of Ratification — Declaration of London of 1909 — Recognition as Binding by Parties — Application by Arbitral Tribunals.

Arbitration — Law Applied — Article 38 of Statute of Permanent Court of International Justice — Declaration of London.

Warfare at Sea — Neutral Vessels — Destruction of — When Permissible — Article 49 of Declaration of London.

Prize Courts — Decisions of — Finality — International Responsibility of Captor.

Neutrality — Belligerent Reprisals — Effect upon Neutrals — Legitimacy of.

Reprisals — In war — Effect on Neutrals — Indirect and Direct Effect — Decisions of Prize Courts — Finality of — International Responsibility of Captor — Destruction of Neutral Vessels — Submarines — Damages for Destruction of Neutral Vessels — National Character of Claims — Declaration of London — Binding Character of — Law Applied by Arbitral Tribunal.

War — State of War — Lithuania and Poland — Termination of Status of War.

War — Termination of — Meaning of the Term “Friedensschluss” (Conclusion of Peace) in a Private Contract.