Foreign States — Exemption from Jurisdiction — Waiver — Russian State.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Counter-claim Against Swedish State Railways Administration — Method of Claiming Immunity.

States — Exemption from Jurisdiction — Public Ships — Public Ships Rendering Assistance for Payment — The Brussels Convention of 1910.

Foreign Public Ships Engaged in Commerce–Immunity from Jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction — Over Ports and National Waters — Vessels Entering in Distress.

Consuls — Jurisdiction of — Consular Marriages — Right to Celebrate — Absence of Protest — Egypt and Germany.

State Succession — Treaty Obligations — Capitulatory System.

Capitulatory System — Yugoslavia and Austria-Hungary — Article 102 of the Treaty of St. Germain — State Succession — Treaty Obligations.

Jurisdiction of the Mixed Courts — Jurisdiction in Disputes arising between Local Subjects and Nationals of States not Participating in the Régime of Capitulations — Jurisdiction in Disputes arising between Local Subjects and Turkish Nationals — The Usage Established by the Mixed Courts.

Mixed Courts–Jurisdiction–Public Character of the Jurisdiction Derived from an International Convention–Contract between the Viceroy of Egypt and the Suez Canal Company.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — At the Maritime Frontier — Enforcement of Hovering, Revenue and Other Municipal Laws — Hot Pursuit.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — At the Maritime Frontier — Under the So-Called “Liquor” Treaties — Hot Pursuit.

Jurisdiction — Over Territorial Waters — Extension of Territorial Waters — Hot Pursuit — Effects on Jurisdiction.

State Responsibility — Responsibility of a Federal State for Acts of a Member State.

State Responsibility — Revolutionary Forces — Military Forces — Acts of — When Giving Rise to State Responsibility.

Hague Convention No. IV — Application by Analogy to Civil Wars.

State Responsibility — Absolute Responsibility and Responsibility Based on Fault — Revolutionary Forces — Acts of Military Officers — Unlawful Shooting.

Measure of Damages-Acts Authorised and Prohibited by International Law — Requisitions and Pillage — Burden of Proof.

Evidence — Burden of Proof — Measure of Damages.

Land Warfare — Requisitions — When Contrary to International Law — Article 52 of Hague Convention No. IV.

State Responsibility — Basis of — Direct and Indirect — Respect of Private Property — Neutral Property — Requisitions — Article 52 of Hague Convention No. IV — Measure of Damages — Burden of Proof.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Disregard of International Awards by Municipal Tribunals.

Measure of Damages — Absence of Actual Loss — Reparation in the Form of Annulment of Consequences of an Illegal Act.

Individuals — Position of — Right of Aliens to Invoke a Treaty Providing for Equality of Treatment.

Treaties — Operation of — Right of Aliens to Invoke a Treaty Providing for Equality of Treatment.

International Arbitration — Awards — Annulment of Consequences of an Illegal Act.

International Arbitration — Awards — Legal Nature of — Analogy with International Treaties.

State Responsibility — Denial of Justice — Meaning of “Denial of Justice” and “Manifest Injustice” — Denial of Justice and Ill-Will of Judges towards Foreigners — Relevance of the Psychological Factor — Denial of Justice and Erroneous Judgments of Courts — Question of Denial of Justice in Judgments which are Unjust in part only — Judgments of Municipal Courts Contrary to International Awards — The Legal Nature of International Awards — Right of Aliens to Invoke a Treaty Providing for Equality of Treatment — Measure of Damages — Absence of Actual Loss — Reparation in the Form of Annulment of Consequences of an Illegal Act.

State Responsibility — Denial of Justice — Absence of Impartial Trial — Prolonged Imprisonment — Undue Delay in Judicial Proceedings.

State Responsibility–Denial of Justice–Execution without 95 Trial.

State Responsibility — Denial of Justice — Failure to Confine in an Asylum a Murderer Acquitted on account of Insanity.

State Responsibility — Failure to Prosecute — Denial of Justice — Inadequate Punishment — Commutation of Death Sentences — Suspension of Administration of Justice during Revolutionary Disturbances (Note).