Unions of States — How far do International Technical Conventions Apply as between them — Former Relations of Austria and Hungary — The Berne Convention of 1890 concerning Railway Transports and Freights.

Interest — Invocation of Rules of Civil Law in International Procedure — Interest in International Law — Positive Rules of Private Law Irrelevant

Permanent Court of International Justice — Advisory Opinions — Form of Request for — Power of the Court to Alter the Terms of the Question put to it

Bays — Measurement of — The Monterey Bay of California

Proof of Nationality — Relevance of the Municipal Law of the Claimant or of the Defendant State as to this Proof — Conclusive Force of Certificates of Birth and of Consular Certificates — Different Systems of Proof

Enemy Character — Application for Reacquisition of Nationality of Origin.

States in their Sovereign and in their Private Capacities — Purchases made by German Army of Occupation in Russian Territory — Subjection of Germany to Polish Law.

Treaties — Entry into Force — Effect of Provisions Fixing No Date for the Commencement of their Operation.

Consular Immunities — Honorary Consuls — Immunities in Egypt — Penal Action against such Consuls.

International Arbitration — Award — Revision — Discovery of New Facts — Distinction between Appeal and Revision.

Protected Persons and de facto Subjects — Meaning of the Term “Protégés” in a Treaty — Different Titles of International Protection.

Option — Declaration of Option for a Person who is not sui juris.

Clausula rebus sic stantibus as Applied to State Servitudes — State Servitude between Swiss Cantons.

Retorsion — How far Admissible in Derogation of Treaty Provision

Criminal Jurisdiction over Foreiǵners — For Crimes Committed Abroad — Collision on the Hiǵh Seas — Locality of the Offence — Question of Jurisdiction in General — Burden of Proof — The Rule of Freedom of Action in International Law

International Arbitration — Evidence — Formal Rules of Evidence in International Arbitration — Allegations not Supported by Evidence — Evidence Produced at Later Stages of Procedure — Articles 51, 63, 67, 68 and 69 of the Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes

Protected Persons — British Protected Persons in Palestine — Question of Proof of the Quality of Protected Person.

Diplomatic Envoys — Position of — Special Protection Granted to — Loss of Privileged Position as the Result of Acts of the Envoy — Plea of Self-Defence.

Treaties — Effect upon Third Parties — Communication of a Treaty to a Third Party — Effect of Silence of Third Party — Communication to Holland of the Treaty of Paris of 1898 between the United States and Spain

Relations between Municipal and International Law — Interpretation of the Former in accordance with the Latter — National Constitutions Subordinate to the Law of Nations.