Aliens — Position of — Treatment by receiving State — Foreign company claiming benefit of municipal legislation governing security of tenure of business premises — Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, 1882 — Supplementary Anglo-French Agreement of 1929 — The law of France.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Commercial treaties — Most-favoured-nation clause — Security of tenure for tenants of business premises limited under French law to French citizens — Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, 1882, extending to British subjects most-favoured-nation treatment concerning law of landlord and tenant — Supplementary Agreement of 1929 — Whether English company occupying business premises in France entitled to security of tenure — The law of France.

International law — Relation to municipal law — Convention for European Economic Co-operation, 1948 — Code of Liberalization — Whether rights conferred directly on individuals — The law of the Netherlands.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Convention for European Economic Co-operation, 1948 — Code of Liberalisation — Effect on individuals — Whether imposing duty on Governments to grant import licences — Meaning of “dumping” — Distinction between State and private dumping — Meaning of “discrimination” — Exception clauses — Limits of State discretion.

International law — Relation to municipal law — Treaty establishing European Economic Community, 1957 — Articles 85 and 86 — Whether self — executing — The law of the Netherlands.

Treaties — Operation of — Effect in municipal law — Relation to existing municipal legislation — Treaty establishing European Common Market — Articles 85 and 86 — Whether self-executing — The law of the Netherlands.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles and rules of — Interpretation by reference to system of treaty — Interpretation by.reference to context — Treaty establishing European Economic Community — Articles 85 and 86.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Economic treaties — Treaty establishing European Economic Community, 1957 — Rules governing competition — Articles 85 and 88 of Treaty — Effect in municipal law — The law of the Netherlands.

States — Continuity of — Incorporation of Austria into German Reich — Reconstitution of independent Austrian State — Discriminatory tax levied by German Government in Austria while Austria part of German Reich — Whether Austria liable to refund tax The law of Austria.

State succession — Succession with regard to contractual and other obligations — Discriminatory tax levied by German Government in Austria while Austria part of Germany — Whether Austria liable to return tax after reconstitution of independent Austrian State — The law of Austria.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Principles of interpretation — Treaties conferring privileged treatment — Restrictive interpretation of — Austrian State Treaty, 1955, Article 25.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Austrian State Treaty, 1955, Articles 25 and 30 — Exemption of United Nations nationals from exceptional taxes levied on capital — Taxes levied to meet costs of forces in occupation of Austria — Other taxes levied to support Austrian currency — Whether United Nations nationals liable to pay taxes out of income and/or capital — Jurisdiction of Conciliation Commission — Competence of Austrian authorities to assess liability.

Treaties — Special kinds of — International protection of industrial property — Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property, 1883 — Incorporation in municipal law — The law of Spain.

Treaties — Special kinds of — International protection of trade-marks — Madrid Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property, 1891, Articles 6 and 8 — Relation to municipal law — Effect of international registration — Whether municipal court can determine validity of such registration — The law of Mexico.

International organization — In general — Name of organization — Unauthorized use of — Under municipal law — The United Nations — The Secretary-General — Power to approve use of name — The law of the United States of America.

International organization — In general — Exemption of international organizations from local jurisdiction — The United Nations — Charter of United Nations, Article 105, and Convention on Privileges and Immunities, 1946 — Whether Convention retroactive in effect — The Law of Argentina.

International organization — International officials — Scope of authority of — Secretary — General of United Nations — Authority to institute legal proceedings — The law of Canada.

International organization — The United Nations — The Secretary-General — Authority to institute proceedings on behalf of United Nations — Action for recovery of money — The law of Canada.

State responsibility — Claims — State control over private claims — Waiver — Adjudication by national commission pursuant to lump-sum compensation agreement — Effect of.

Disputes — Arbitration — Evidence — Oral evidence of loss — Need for corroboration — Applicable test.

War — Definition and technical meaning of — Hostilities in absence of declaration of war — The Korean Conflict — The term “act of war” in an insurance policy — The law of the United States of America.

International law in general — Relation to municipal law — International law as part of law of land — Whether international law a matter of argument or of evidence — Use of expert witnesses — The law of the United States of America.

War — Meaning of — Declaration of war — Term as used in charter-party — Anglo-French action in Egypt in 1956.

State responsibilty — For wrongs unconnected with contractual obligations — Acts of State organs — Internment of enemy subjects during war — Whether ground for an international claim

War — Effects of outbreak of — On enemy subjects — Personal status — Right of State to intern enemy subjects.

Warfare on land — Occupation of enemy territory — Inhabitants — Deportation and Internment of — Effect of rebellion by inhabitants against Occupant — Warsaw uprising, 1944 — Deportation and imprisonment of Polish nationals.

War — Effects of outbreak of — On enemy subjects with regard to their property rights — Scope of customary international law rules regarding measures against property of enemy nationals — Confiscation of property for reasons of nationality — Measures taken by German Reich against property of Polish nationals.

War — Effects of — On enemy property — Confiscation of trade-mark — Legal effect of.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Rules of — “Property” — Interpretation by reference to municipal law of the Parties — The law of Egypt.

War — Effects of — On enemy property — Undivided estate comprising enemy and non-enemy property — Jurisdiction to take cognizance of action for partition for liquidation purposes.

War — Effects of outbreak of — On enemy subjects with regard to their property rights — Trade-marks owned by German company — Whether trade-mark can be sequestrated as separate property — Whether Paris Convention of December 21, 1945, involves confiscation of German trade-marks — The law of Egypt.

War — Enemy character — Of individuals — Residence in enemy territory in time of war — Voluntariness of — The law of the United States of America.

International law in general — Subjects of international law Individuals — Relation of international law to municipal law Liability of individuals for waging of war of aggression — Support of alleged aggressive war through payment of taxes — The law of the United States of America.

War — Binding force of laws of war — War of aggression — Liability of individuals for waging of — Support of alleged aggressive war through payment of taxes — The law of the United States of America.

War — Effects of outbreak of war — On enemy subjects — Persona standi in judicio — Restoration of standing to sue — As to property subject to vesting — Trading with the enemy — Termination of war — By unilateral action of State — Effect of — The law of the United States of America.

War — Effects of outbreak of war — Trading with the enemy — Persona standi in judicio — Restoration of standing to sue — As to property subject to vesting — Termination of war — By unilateral action of State — The law of the United States of America.

War — Termination of — By unilateral action of State — Effect on enemy alien — Restoration of standing to sue — As to property subject to vesting — Trading with the enemy legislation — The law of the United States of America.