Extradition — Procedure of — Preliminary Examination of the Charge — The Law of Venezuela.

State Responsibility — In General — Joint Responsibility — Joint Occupation of Enemy Territory.

Belligerent Occupation — Nature and Effects of — Act of Government of Occupied Territory Performed at Direction of Occupant — Retention of Seized Property by Government of Occupied Territory at Direction of Occupant — Whether Attributable to Occupant.

Belligerent Occupation — In General — Joint Occupation — Joint Occupation of Japan Following Second World War — Responsibility of Allied Powers for Acts of Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers in Japan — Legislative and Administrative Functions of Occupant — Act of Government of Occupied Territory Performed at Direction of Occupant — Retention of Seized Property by Government of Occupied Territory at Direction of Occupant — Whether Attributable to Occupant.

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

Extradition — Conditions of — Principle of specialty — Principle embodied in agreement subject to exception after lapse of one month — Interpretation of this provision — Exchange of Notes between Switzerland and Germany, 1936 — The law of Switzerland.

States as international persons — Dependent States — Protected States — Jurisdiction of local courts of protecting State — Cession of jurisdiction to protecting State by agreement with local Ruler — Extent of jurisdiction — Whether jurisdictioa can be extended by consent of defendant — Kuwait — Jurisdiction of British courts in Kuwait.

Jurisdiction — Exterritorial — Jurisdiction of British Court in Kuwait — Extent of jurisdiction — Dependence on agreement between British Government and Ruler of Kuwait — Whether capable of extension beyond agreed limits by consent of defendant.

State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — Plaintiff kidnapped from Canada — Criminal charges brought in Florida — Plaintiff alleging tortious conduct on the part of officials of State of Florida — Whether officials can claim State immunity — Canadian State Immunity Act — Whether functionaries of foreign State — Whether acting within scope of duties — Whether alleged acts of illegality and malice disallowing claim to State immunity — Application for stay of proceedings on ground of forum non conveniens — Whether Florida thereby waiving immunity — Claim for personal injury — Whether Section 6 of State Immunity Act applicable

Jurisdiction — Executive — Abduction of wanted person from territory of foreign State — Whether abduction involving officials of State in which person wanted for trial — The law of Canada

War — Effects of outbreak of — Treaties — Abrogation of — Treaty relating to inheritance of property — Inheritance of property by enemy alien — Failure to claim as required by Treaty and Statute — After termination of hostilities — Suspension of requirement through state of war — Trading with the enemy — Power to vest — The law of the United States of America.

War — Termination of — Inheritance of property by enemy alien — Failure to claim as required by Treaty and Statute — After termination of hostilities — Suspension of requirement through state of war — Trading with the Enemy — Power to vest — Effect of war on Treaty — Abrogation of Treaty — The law of the United States of America.

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.

Economics, trade and finance — Currency regulation — Imposition and enforcement of currency controls a sovereign act — Act of central bank in issuing cheque drawn on account with bank in foreign State — Cheque issued in connection with bank's role in enforcing currency controls

Expropriation — Property of nationals — State taking property of own citizen — Whether within exceptions to sovereign immunity — Whether justiciable — Whether contrary to human rights standards

State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — State-owned corporation — Central bank — Restrictive theory of immunity — Distinction between sovereign and commercial acts — Distinction based upon nature rather than purpose of act — Issue of cheque by central bank in context of currency regulation — Order to stop payment of cheque — Whether commercial or sovereign act

Relationship of international law and municipal law — Act of State and justiciability — United States act of State doctrine — Currency regulation by central bank — Whether justiciable — Relationship between sovereign immunity and act of State doctrine — The law of the United States

State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — Commercial activity exception — Burden of proof — Assistance Agreement between the United States and the Somali Democratic Republic — Shipment of grain to Somalia by United States company — Payment demanded by Somali State corporation for detention of vessel — Whether Somali Democratic Republic or State corporation entitled to sovereign immunity — Connection with the United States — Waiver of immunity — United States Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act 1976 — The law of the United States

High Seas — Vessels — Nationality of — Stateless Vessels.

Damages — Measure of Damages — Damages for Loss of Profits — Distinction between Expropriation and Unlawful Deprivation of Property — Measure of Damages in Consequence of an Unlawful Act — Cumulative Damage of Interdependent Undertakings — Whether the Court can Rely on the Data Supplied by the Parties — Changes in the Value of the Property Taken Away — Offers of Compensation Made during Abortive Negotiations — Appointment of Experts — Indeterminate and Contingent Damages.

Human rights — Torture — Allegations of acts of torture committed by former military regime — Gross violations of human rights — Whether Uruguay having obligation to investigate violations of Covenant rights by prior regime — State Party having obligation to grant effective remedy — Whether amnesties and Uruguayan Limitation Act incompatible with obligations of State Party — Whether Uruguay violating International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966, Article 7 in connection with Article 2(3)

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Exemptions from and Restrictions upon — Foreign armed forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, 1951, Article VIII (5) — Provision that claims against members of NATO forces bedealtwith by receiving State — Whether creating employer/employee relationship between receiving State and members of NATO forces stationed in its territory — The law of France

Sovereign immunity — Foreign State-owned corporation — Restrictive theory of sovereign immunity — Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act 1976 — Act a codification of the ‘Tate Letter’ — National airline — Passenger injured in foreign State while awaiting return flight to United States — Whether claim arising in connection with a commercial activity carried on in the United States — The law of the United States

Aliens — Position of — Right to invoke local laws — The law of Canada.

Aliens — Admission of — Alien entering on visitor's visa — Alien after entry requesting permanent admission — The law of Canada.

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

Jurisdiction — Territorial limits of — Scope of legislation — Statutory warranty on sale of certain goods — Applicability to imported goods — C.i.f. contracts — Locus of “sale” — Relevance of criminal penalties in statute — Relevance of difficulty of enforcement against sellers outside jurisdiction — The law of England.

State responsibility — Claims — Nationality of claims — Effect of assignment — United States International Claims Settlement Act, 1949.