Nationality — Of Corporations — Relevance for Purpose of International Claims — Nationality of Beneficial Owners of Stock.

State Responsibility — Claims — Nationality of — Whether Nationality of Nominal or of Beneficial Owner of Stock Relevant.

Arbitration — Law Applicable — United States Claims Commission.

Arbitration — Award — Scope of Award — Whether Limited to Amount of Claim.

Arbitration — Award — Scope of Award — Whether Limited to Amount of Claim.

State Responsibility — Damages — Amount of Award — Whether Limited to Amount of Claim — Application of Principles of Justice and Equity.

State Responsibility — Interest — Rate of Interest — Dies a quo — Dies ad quem.

State Responsibility — Miscellaneous — Foreign Exchange Controls — Refusal to Permit Transfer of Bank Deposits — Whether Violative of International Law.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — The United States of America — Human Rights Provisions of Charter of United Nations.

Treaties — Operation and Enforcement of — International Law and Municipal Law — Charter of the United Nations — The Law of the United States of America.

Individuals Position in International Law — Human Rights — Charter of the United Nations — International Law — Relation to Municipal Law.

Nationality — Of Married Women — Acquisition of Nationality on Marriage as Result of Automatic Loss of Nationality of Origin.

Nationality — Acquisition of — On Marriage as Result of Automatic Loss of Nationality of Origin — Swiss Woman Marrying a French Subject — French Nationality Law of 1927 — Failure to Make Declaration Requesting French Nationality — Whether Failure Results in Retention of Swiss Nationality — Retroactivity of Nationality Laws — The Law of France — The Law of Switzerland.

Nationality — Acquisition of — Minor Children — Acquisition of Nationality by Parent — Death of Parent.

Nationality — Acquisition of — As the Result of Territorial Changes — Re-acquisition of Former Nationality by Persons who were Nationals of Territories which Lost their Independence and Subsequently Re-acquired it — Acquisition of German Nationality by Austrian Citizens as a result of Incorporation of Austria into German Reich — Re-Acquisition of Austrian Nationality after Severance of Austria from Reich — Whether Re-Acquisition Resulted in Loss of German Nationality — Liability to Extradition.

Mandated Territory — Nationality in — Naturalization under Law of Palestine as Effecting Expatriation under Law of the United States of America.

Nationality — Loss of — By Naturalization in Foreign State — Palestine as Foreign State — The Law of the United States of America.

Consuls — Functions of — Consul Acting as Commissioner of Court of Sending State — Adoption Proceedings.

Nationality — Loss of — Deprivation of Nationality — Persons Having Acquired Nationality from a Belgian Parent — The Law of Belgium.

Nationality — Loss of — Expatriation — Effect of Military Service in Foreign Army — Whether Service Voluntary or Involuntary — Burden of Proof of Involuntariness of Service — The Law of the United States of America.

Nationality — Double Nationality — Law Governing Legal Procedure in Proceedings Concerning Dual Nationals — Adoption — The Law of Greece.

Nationality — Of Corporations — Relevance of Nationality of Shareholders — Liability to French “National Solidarity Tax” — The Law of France.

Aliens — Admission of — Exclusion of Alien Previously Resident in the State from which Excluded — Necessity of a Hearing — Discretion of the Executive Department — Use of Confidential Information — Effect of Continued Detention of Alien at Immigration Station — The Law of the United States of America.

Aliens — Expulsion of — Right of Expulsion — Deportation for Commission of Crime — Deportation of Persons Who Had Made “Entry” into Country — Whether Arrival of a Filipino in the United States Constitutes an Entry — The Philippines as a “Foreign Country” before Independence — The Law of the United States of America.

Aliens — Admission of — What Constitutes “an Entry” — Arrival of a Filipino in the United States before Independence of the Philippines — Not an Entry for Purpose of Deportation for Commission of Crime — The Philippines as a “Foreign Country” — The Law of the United States of America.

Aliens — Admission of — Resident Alien Distinguished from Entering Alien — Rights of Resident Alien under United States Constitution — Effect of Foreign Voyage on Status of Resident Seaman — The Law of the United States of America.

Aliens — Admission of — Illegitimate Children — The Law of Canada.

Aliens — Admission of — Clandestine Entry — Political Fugitives.

British Commonwealth of Nations — Nationality — Irish Citizen Resident in England — Whether Liable for British National Service — Effects of British Nationality Act, 1948.

Aliens — Position of — Alien Ordinarily Resident — Whether Liable for National Service — Irish Citizen Resident in England — British Nationality Act, 1948 — Ireland Act, 1949 — National Service Act, 1948.

Aliens — Treatment of — Subjection to Local Law — Criminal Offences — Traffic Offences — Necessity for Personal Appearance in Criminal Proceedings — Reasons of Convenience — The Law of Sweden.