Treaties — Termination of — Unilateral denunciation — Effect of — Whether courts of co-contracting State obliged to apply foreign exchange legislation of Party in breach — Agreements between Netherlands and Indonesia concluded at Round Table Conference, 1949 — The law of the Netherlands.

Recognition of acts of foreign States and Governments — Exchange control legislation — Application limited by earlier inter-governmental agreement — Effect of unilateral abrogation of agreement — Whether courts of co-contracting State obliged to apply foreign exchange legislation — Agreements between Netherlands and Indonesia concluded at Round Table Conference, 1949 — Netherlands.

Aliens — Treatment — Access to consul — Whether alien possesses a right to have consul informed of his arrest — Whether failure to inform consul renders criminal proceedings a nullity

Consular relations — Position and functions of consul — Access to nationals under arrest — The law of Italy

Nationality — Acquisition of — As consequence of change of sovereignty — Cession of parts of Canada by France to Great Britain by Treaty of Utrecht, 1713 — Status of Indian tribes — The law of Canada.

International law in general — Subjects of international law — Indian tribes in Canada — Whether independent nation or subjects of the Crown — Treaty of Utrecht, 1713 — The law of Canada.

State responsibility — Nature and kinds of — For taking of, or interference with, property — Requisitioning of French property in Algeria — Whether equivalent to nationalization — Whether involving transfer of debts appertaining to the property — Whether compatible with Evian Agreements — The law of France.

States as international persons — Recognition of acts of foreign States and Governments — Ordre public — Requisitioning of French property in Algeria — Debt owed by French national to French bank in respect of loan invested in agricultural property in Algeria — Subsequent requisitioning by Algerian State — Whether equivalent to nationalization — Whether involving transfer of debts appertaining to property — Whether compatible with Evian Agreements — The law of France.

British Empire — Treaty Making Power of the Dominions — Meaning of Term “Australian National”

Nationality — Tests of — Nationality in Self-Governing Dominions — Meaning of Term “Australian National”.

Treaties — Conclusion of — Self-governing Dominions.

Treaties — Operation of — Self-Governing Dominions — Commonwealth Legislative Power to Implement Treaty Binding on Australia.

Federal States — Operation and Enforcement of Treaties — Australia — Legislative Power of Commonwealth to Implement Treaties Binding on Australia — Proper Subjects of International Agreement — Conduct of Foreign Affairs and Federal Constitution — Meaning of Term “External Affairs” — Convention for Regulation of Aerial Navigation, 1919 — Meaning of Term “Australian National” — Tests of Nationality — British Commonwealth of Nations — British Dominions — Treaty Making Power of Dominions

Aliens — Treatment of — Distribution of decedents' estates — Right of national of foreign State to legacy in forum State — Effect of exchange rate in foreign State on distribution there of proceeds held in forum State — Probate law of State of New York — The law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic relations — Immunity — Diplomatic agent — Immunity from civil proceedings — Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961 — Article 31(1)(c) — Proceedings brought by domestic servant in relation to employment — Whether contract of employment with domestic servant a “commercial activity” — The law of the United States

Claims — Diplomatic protection — Whether United Kingdom under a duty to bring proceedings against foreign State for alleged human rights violation against United Kingdom national

Consular relations — Protection of nationals — Limitations — Whether United Kingdom consul under a duty to provide consular assistance to United Kingdom national awaiting trial in foreign State — Limits of what consul can be expected to do

Diplomatic relations — Protection of nationals — Limitations — Whether Foreign and Commonwealth Office under a duty to afford protection to United Kingdom national awaiting trial in foreign State — Whether enforceable — Scope of discretion in conduct of diplomatic relations — Whether requirement that Foreign and Commonwealth Office demand release of national rather than request clemency

Human rights — Due process — United Kingdom national convicted of criminal offence in foreign State — Whether Foreign and Commonwealth Office under a duty to ensure that trial fairly conducted — Diplomatic protection — Whether United Kingdom under a duty to bring proceedings against foreign State for alleged human rights violation against United Kingdom national — The law of England

Disputes — International Court of Justice — Contentious jurisdiction — Competence — Stage at which jurisdiction should be considered — Competence to indicate interim measures of protection — Jurisdiction over new State

Disputes — International Court of Justice — Contentious jurisdiction — Procedure — Request for interim measures of protection — Requirement that request be a matter of urgency — Whether suggestion by requesting State that Court postpone consideration of the matter amounting to withdrawal of request — Jurisdiction of the Court — Appropriate stage at which to consider jurisdiction — Jurisdiction over new State — Duty to notify other parties to treaty allegedly providing the basis for jurisdiction — Presence of judge ad hoc

Aliens — Resident Aliens — Obligations of — Aid and Assistance to the Enemy — Nationals of a Neutral State.

Prize Law — Procedure — Appointment of Defending Counsel for Owners.

Treaties — Human rights treaties — Application — Scope — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Article 1 — Duty of parties to secure rights and freedoms under European Convention to persons within their jurisdiction — Concept of jurisdiction primarily territorial — Extraterritorial jurisdiction in exceptional cases only — Strasbourg jurisprudence — Al-Skeini — Exceptional category of acts of diplomatic and consular agents amounting to exercise of jurisdiction when these agents exerting authority and control over others — Whether exception applicable — Whether appellant within jurisdiction of the United Kingdom for purpose of Article 1 of European Convention — Whether Article 6 of European Convention imposing any obligation on United Kingdom in respect of appellant

Consular relations — Diplomatic relations — Consular agents — Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, 1963 — Whether obliging United Kingdom to use its diplomatic or consular agents to fund defence in Indonesia of a United Kingdom citizen — Whether any relevant acts of diplomatic and consular agents — Whether any relevant exercise of authority or control by such agents over appellant — Whether extraterritorial exception applicable — Whether appellant within jurisdiction of United Kingdom for purposes of Article 1 of European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Whether Article 6 of European Convention imposing any obligation on United Kingdom in respect of appellant

Relationship of international law and municipal law — Treaties — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Jurisdiction — Whether appellant within jurisdiction of United Kingdom for purpose of Article 1 of European Convention — Appellant seeking funding for legal representation in capital proceedings — United Kingdom Government policy not to fund legal assistance — Whether United Kingdom obliged to provide funds under European Convention — Strasbourg jurisprudence — Al-Skeini — Whether United Kingdom Government’s blanket policy to refuse to consider providing funding legal under domestic law — Whether determinative — Whether Article 6 of European Convention imposing any obligation on United Kingdom in respect of appellant

Human rights — Right to a fair trial — Article 6 of European Convention on Human Rights, 1950 — Whether appellant within jurisdiction of United Kingdom for purpose of Article 1 of European Convention — Whether extraterritorial exception applicable — Whether any relevant acts of diplomatic and consular agents — Whether any relevant exercise of authority or control by such agents over appellant — Whether Article 6 of European Convention imposing any obligation on United Kingdom in respect of appellant — The law of the United Kingdom

Effects of War upon Treaties — Abrogation of Article 3 of the Jay Treaty by the War of 1812 — Rights of Third Parties.

States — Sovereignty of — Partition of India — Accession of Indian Ruler to the Dominion of India — Lapse of Paramountcy — External, Internal and Residuary Sovereignty.

Jurisdiction — Extraterritorial Operation of Legislation — Contract to Pay in Foreign Currency — Subsequent Change of Foreign Currency Laws — Effect on Parties Abroad.

Enemy Character of Corporations — Enemy Shareholders’ Interests in a Corporation Registered in an Allied Country.

Effect of Outbreak of War — On Enemy Subjects with regard to their Property — Property of Enemy Corporation — Enemy Stockholder's Interest in Non-Enemy Corporation.

State Succession — Succession Liabilities — Austrian Empire — Austrian Republic.

State Responsibility — Claims — Assessment of — Whether Compulsory Mortgages to be Taken into Account.

The individual in international law — Extradition — Conditions of extradition — Extraditable crimes — Condition of double criminality — Application — Whether necessary to examine law of the requesting State — Whether legal qualification, name or ingredients of the offence in the law of the requesting State relevant — Procedure of extradition — Form of the order — Necessity of specifying the offence — The law of Ireland

States — In general — Continuity of States — Effect of revolution — Whether State affected as international entity — Abrogation of prior Constitution — Revolution itself a law-creating fact — Validity of new laws to be judged by reference to new and not annulled Constitution — The law of Pakistan.