State Responsibility — Limits of State Responsibility for Damaǵes Suffered by Foreiǵners in Times of Revolution, Rebellion, Civil War, Insurrection, etc. — Meaninǵ of the Conception of Revolution as Distinct from Rebellion, etc. — Determination of Persons or Groups of Persons whose Wronǵful Acts Give Rise to Responsibility of the State

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Foreign Ship in United States Port — Effect of Advance Payment of Wages to Foreign Seaman in Foreign Port on behalf of Foreign Ship

Responsibility of States — Responsibility for Acts of Insurgents — Responsibility for Acts of Soldiers.

Responsibility of States — Denial of Justice — Failure to Apprehend Criminals — Murder Committed during Occupation by Revolutionary Force — Duties of the Lawful Government.

Requisitions — Default in Payment — Absence of Sanctions for Article 52 of the Rules Annexed to the Fourth Convention of The Hague of 1907 — The German Occupation of Belgium.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Preparatory Work — Consideration of Preparatory Work and of the Circumstances of the Conclusion of the Treaty rather than of the Letter of the Treaty — The Treaty of Lausanne.

Establishment of New States — Beginning of State Existence — Acquisition of Nationality in the New State — Beginning of Austrian Republic.

Diplomatic and Consular Immunities and Privileges — Right of Other Persons to Privileges and Immunities — Officials of the United States Shipping Board.

Jurisdiction — High Seas — Foreign Ships — Search and Seizure Contrary to International Law

International Arbitration — In General — Recourse to — Concurrent Jurisdiction of International and Municipal Courts.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Extraterritorial Effect of National Laws

Jurisdiction — High Seas — National Ships — Seizure of a United States Vessel by United States Coastguard

Reprisals — Nature of — Question of Justification of Reprisals — Necessity of Previous Attempts to Secure Redress — Relation between Reprisals and the Injurious Act — Question of Proportionality.

Treaties — Interpretation — Restrictive Interpretation on account of Limitation of Sovereignty.

State Responsibility — Responsibility of a Federal State for the Contracts of a Member State.

Heads of States — Distinction between Private Property of Monarch and Trust Property Administered by Him as Head of Royal Family — Position of the Royal Prussian Brandenburger Family Trust.

State Responsibility for Acts of a Government de jure — Criterion for Existence of Government de jure — Relevance of Recognition de jure by Foreign Powers — Form and Substance of Legality

Nationality — Change of Sovereignty — Effect of Provisions of Treaty of Peace between Allied and Associated Powers and Hungary — Meaning of Expression “Nationals of the “former Kingdom of Hungary” in British Treaty of Peace (Hungary) Order.

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign States — No Exemption as to Immovable Property — Execution of Awards of Mixed Arbitral Tribunals against Hungary before Czechoslovak Courts

State Responsibility for Wrongs Unconnected with Contractual Obligations — Acts and Omissions of State Organs and Officials — Negligence on the Part of Administrative Authorities — Negligence of Customs Authorities in Keeping Goods.