State territory — In general — Effects of changes of sovereignty On courts and judgments of courts of the territory — Korea under Japanese sovereignty — Independence of Korea — Effect on courts and judgments of courts in Korea — Whether judgments those of Japanese courts — The law of Japan

Sources — Customary international law — Equity and equitable principles — Ex aequo et bono distinguished — Equity within the law — Delimitation of the continental shelf — Relevant factors

State territory — Parts of — Boundaries — Water boundaries — Boundary of continental shelf — Delimitation between opposite States — Equitable principles — Equidistance — Islands — Variable weight of — Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf 1958, Article 6

State territory — Parts of — Territorial waters — Delimitation — Baselines — Whether rocks covered only at high water equinoctial springs are islands or low — tide elevations — Practice of the parties — Eddystone Rock

Treaties — Operation of — Reservations — Refusal by one party to accept reservations of another — Whether affecting treaty as a whole or only provisions to which reservation relates — Effect of express treaty provision covering reservations — Intention of State making the reservation — Interpretation of reservations — Distinction between a reservation and an interpretation — Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf 1958, Articles 6 and 12

Arbitration — Procedure — Competence to determine jurisdiction — Delimitation of continental shelf — Whether extending to areas within territorial sea of parties

State territory — Parts of — Continental shelf — Extent of Boundaries — Delimitation — Opposite and adjacent States — Equitable principles — Relation to concepts of equidistance and of median line — Special circumstances — Geographical and geological considerations — Proportionality — Proximity — Natural prolongation — Islands — Whether generating their own shelves — The Channel Islands — Eddystone Rocks — The Scilly Islands — Ushant — Whether full weight to be given to them — Effect of geological features — The Hurd Deep — Position of States not parties to the arbitration

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial jurisdiction — Over territory in general — Territorial limits of jurisdiction — Treaty relinquishing sovereign powers over a territory without cession — Whether territory continues to be part of State territory — Whether territorial jurisdiction exists to try offences committed within the territory — Applicability of laws within the territory — Personal jurisdiction — Over nationals — Whether inhabitants of the territory nationals — Okinawa — The law of Japan

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Over persons and property within State territory — Foreign vessels within ports — Recovery by alien seamen for injuries sustained on foreign vessels in port — Flags of convenience — Substantial connection of vessel with United States — The law of the United States

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Objective territorial jurisdiction — Appellant in Mexico persuading person to travel from Mexico to United States and return with sum of money — Appellant's acts all taking place outside United States — Convicted of inducing person to travel in interstate commerce in execution of scheme to obtain money by false pretences — Circumstances of arrest of appellant — Whether United States Court had jurisdiction — The law of the United States

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Outer Continental Shelf — Extraterritorial effect of Louisiana statute upon collision between foreign vessels and drilling platform on Outer Continental Shelf — Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf, 1958 — The law of the United States

State responsibility — Taking of, or interference with, private property — Property losses of nationals arising from acts of rioters directed against buildings occupied by troops — 1964 Canal Zone riots — The law of the United States

The individual in international law — Aliens — Admission of — Dependants of UN employees — Effect of separation upon position of wife — Whether entitled to admission to U.S. — An excludable alien — Destination to which alien may be deported — Distinction between exclusion and expulsion — The law of the United States

The individual in international law — Aliens — Admission of — Status of treaty trader — Treaties — Interpretation — Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation 1953 between United States and Japan — The law of the United States

The individual in international law — Aliens — Position of aliens — Subjection to territorial sovereignty of the Receiving State — Treatment by the Receiving State — Onus of proof on the question of alien status — Circumstances in which aliens owe allegiance to the Receiving State — Treason — Necessity of allegiance — Whether aliens can be guilty of treason — The law of Malawi

The individual in international law — Aliens — Expulsion of aliens — Right of expulsion — Right to expel dependants with the head of the family — Procedure of expulsion — Whether dependants entitled to an opportunity to resist expulsion — Nature of the opportunity to be given — The law of Canada

Treaties — Interpretation — Principles and rules of interpretation — Treaty silent on matter in dispute — Inferences to be drawn from absence of specific provisions — General principles of the treaty — Constructive approach to interpretation — Air Services Agreement of 27 March 1946 between United States and France — Alleged breach of treaty affecting United States national — Dispute over interpretation of treaty referred to arbitration — Whether local remedies rule applicable — Reprisals — Legality of counter-measures as a response to breach of treaty — Arbitration — Suitability of question for consideration by Tribunal

International organization — Officials — Non-renewal of fixed-term contracts — Promise by the Administration to try to find another assignment for the Applicant — Failure to carry out that promise — Circulation of fact-sheet containing incomplete and inaccurate information to prospective employers — Remedies — Damages — Costs

International organization — Officials — International administrative tribunals — Revision of judgments — Discovery of new facts

International Court of Justice — Advisory jurisdiction — Competence — Review of judgments of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal — Committee on Applications for Review of Administrative Tribunal judgements — Legality of creation of the Committee by the General Assembly — Competence of the Committee to request advisory opinions — Propriety of giving an opinion — Equality of parties before the Court-Oral proceedings — Binding force of Court’s opinion as laid down in the Statute of the Administrative Tribunal — Alleged failure of Tribunal to exercise jurisdiction vested in it — Definition of failure to exercise jurisdiction — Distinction between jurisdiction and merits-Whether paucity of compensation awarded indicates failure to exercise jurisdiction — Claims for injury to professional reputation and career prospects — Claims for costs — Alleged failure to state reasons for rejecting claims.

War and neutrality — War in general — Definition and technical meaning of war — Conflict in Vietnam — War exclusion clause in life insurance policy — Whether applicable to Vietnam conflict — The law of the United States

War and neutrality — War in general — Definition and technical meaning of war — Conflict in Vietnam — War exclusion clause in life insurance policy — Whether applicable to Vietnam conflict — The law of the United States

War and neutrality — War in general — Definition and technical meaning of war — “De facto war” — Date of commencement of war — Conflict in Vietnam — Serviceman deserting during early stages of conflict — Whether desertion “in time of war” — Limitation period — The law of the United States