International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Absence of Rules of International Law — International Law as Part of the Law of Sweden — Diplomatic Immunity.

Diplomatic Immunities — Property Used as Embassy — Whether Immune from Jurisdiction — The Law of Sweden

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Real Property Purchased by Foreign State — Proposed Use as Embassy — Whether Property Subject to Local Jurisdiction — The Law of Sweden — Relevance of Absence of Applicable Rules of Swedish Law.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Action in Contract — Polish Case-Law — Difference between Foreign State and Foreign National or Diplomatic Representative — Different Base of Immunity of Foreign State and of Diplomatic Representatives Respectively — Law of the Land — Decision Based on International Law — Reciprocity as Basis of Immunity — British Practice with Respect to Immunity.

Sovereignty — Conduct of Foreign Relations — Certificate of Foreign Office — As to Status of Instrumentality of Foreign Government.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Instrumentality of Foreign Government — Civilian Mess under War Department — Relevance of Recognition by Own Government — Comity of Nations — Certificate of Foreign Office.

Recognition of Legislative Acts of Foreign States — Confiscatory Legislation — Whether Confiscation of Foreign Assets Affects Action against Victim of Confiscation in Courts of Forum — The Law of France.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Heads of States — Loss of Status as Head of State Resulting from Abdication — Status of Ex-King of Egypt in France — Whether French Courts Entitled to Exercise Jurisdiction in Action against Ex-King.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Heads of States — Position of Rulers of Former Indian States — Ruler Acting as Trustee.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Property of Foreign States — Real Property Owned by Private Contractor on Trust for Foreign State — Personal Property Owned by Foreign State but in Possession of Private Contractor — Whether Private Contractor Exempt from Municipal Taxation — Property Destined to Public Use — The Law of Canada.

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Foreign Armed Forces — Under Treaty — Concurrent and Primary Jurisdiction — Offence by Member of Visiting Force — Whether Committed in Performance of Official Duty — Determination by Sending State — Conclusiveness of — Waiver of Jurisdiction — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Visiting Forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement of June 19, 1951 — Concurrent Jurisdiction of Receiving and Sending States — Waiver of Primary Right of Jurisdiction by Receiving State — Whether Waiver Effective in Proceedings Instituted Prior to Promulgation of Agreement — The Law of France.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign Armed Forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, June 19, 1951 — Primary Right of Jurisdiction — Waiver of Primary Right by Receiving State — Whether Executive or Judiciary of Receiving State Competent to Waive Primary Right — The Law of Italy.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Irregular Apprehension — In Foreign State — Expulsion — As Affecting Jurisdiction of Court of Receiving State.

Extradition — Miscellaneous — Alleged Abduction from Foreign State — Informal Expulsion — Whether Constituting Violation of Treaty of Extradition — Right of Accused to Object — The Law of the United States of America

Treaties — Operation and Enforcement of — Violation of Treaty — Right of Individual to Invoke Treaty — Treaty of Extradition — Alleged Abduction from Foreign State — Informal Expulsion — Whether Constituting Violation of Treaty — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Irregular Apprehension — Alleged Abduction from Foreign State — Whether Constituting Violation of Treaty of Extradition — Right of Accused to Object — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Personal — Criminal Jurisdiction — Place Where Offence Committed — Principle of Objective Territoriality.

Jurisdiction — Over Nationals for Offences Committed Abroad — Departure from Principle of Territoriality — The Law of Mexico.

Air Law — Jurisdiction with Regard to Death on Aircraft Over High Seas — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — On the High Seas — Civil Jurisdiction — Death in Aeroplane Crash — Foreign Aircraft or Vessel — Warsaw Convention of 1929 on International Carriage by Air — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Miscellaneous — Over Ships — Flags of Convenience — Conditions of Employment — Law Applicable — Law of Flag and Law of State of Ownership — Vessel Owned by Panamanian Corporation Registered in Liberia — The Law of the Republic of Panama — Application of Liberian Law.

State Responsibility — For Breaches of Treaty Obligations — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Exhaustion of Local Remedies — Scope of Local Remedies — When Remedies Not Exhausted — Action Pending Before Municipal Court — Grounds for Non-Exhaustion — Delay — Special Circumstances — Settled Practice.

The Individual in International Law — Position of — Human Rights and Freedoms — European Convention for Protection of — Individual Applications — Arbitrary Internment.

State Responsibility — For Breaches of Treaty Obligations — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Exhaustion of Local Remedies (Article 26 of Convention) — Scope of Local Remedies — When Remedies Not Exhausted — Appeal Pending Before Municipal Court — Grounds for Non-Exhaustion — Delay.

The Individual in International Law — Position of — Human Rights and Freedoms — European Convention for Protection of — Individual Applications — Discrimination.

State Responsibility — For Breaches of Treaty Obligations — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Exhaustion of Local Remedies — When Remedies Not Exhausted — Judicial Appeal from Administrative Decision Available — Grounds for Non-Exhaustion — Poverty.

State Responsibility — For Breaches of Treaty Obligations — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Exhaustion of Local Remedies — When Remedies Not Exhausted — Further Appeal Available.

State Responsibility — For Breaches of Treaty Obligations — European Convention for Protection of Human Rights, 1950 — European Commission of Human Rights — Individual Applications — Exhaustion of Local Remedies — When Remedies Not Exhausted — Municipal Remedy Available on Certain Conditions — Grounds for Non-Exhaustion.