Extradition — Procedure of — Hearing Before Court of Requested Country — Whether Presence of Accused Required at Hearing — The Law of France.

Extradition — Procedure of — Whether Decision to Extradite Subject to Appeal.

Diplomatic Immunities — Staff of Diplomatic Mission — Contract of Lease — Waiver of Immunity — Requirement of Consent of Sending State — The Law of Chile — Havana Convention Concerning Diplomatic Officers, 1928.

Diplomatic Immunities — Staff of Diplomatic Mission — First Secretary of Embassy — Action in Respect of Failure to Pay Alimony — Absence of Immunity — Havana Convention of 1928 Concerning Diplomatic Officers — The Law of Chile.

Diplomatic Immunities — Subordinate Members of Staff of Embassies — Drivers — Immunity from Criminal Jurisdiction — Relevance of Nationality of Member of Staff — The Law of Brazil.

Diplomatic Immunities — Staff of Diplomatic Mission — Immunity of — Waiver of Immunity — Requirement of Consent of Head of Mission — The Law of Argentina.

Diplomatic Immunities — Retinue of Head of Mission — Chauffeur to Ambassador — Absence of Immunity — The Law of Argentina.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Embassy as Representing Foreign State — Absence of jus standi in judicio.

Diplomatic Immunities — Immunities of Envoys — Immunity of Embassy from Jurisdiction — Position of Embassy as Representing Sending State — Absence of Jus Standi in Judicio.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Service of Process on Consul — Jurisdiction Not Thereby Acquired — The Law of the United States of America.

Consuls — Position and Functions of — Whether Authorized to Receive Service of Process on Behalf of Sending Government — Foreign States — Exemption from Territorial Jurisdiction — The Law of the United States of America.

Representatives Accredited to United Nations — Immunities of Action — for Defamation — Appointment of Consul to Post of Representative with Rank of Minister — Effect of Appointment to Diplomatic Status after Acquisition of Jurisdiction by Court — Suspension of Action — The Law of the United States of America

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Exemption from Jurisdiction of Local Courts — Action for Defamation — Effect of Appointment of Consul to Diplomatic Status after Acquisition of Jurisdiction by the Court — Privileges and Immunities of Representatives at the United Nations — Jurisdiction of Courts over Diplomatic Representatives — The Law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Consuls — Acts in Performance of Official Functions — What Constitutes Such Acts — The Law of France.

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Exemption from Local Jurisdiction — Acts in Performance of Official Functions — What Constitutes Such Acts — The Law of France.

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — De Facto Exercise of Diplomatic and Consular Functions by Consular Official to Whom Exequatur Has Been Denied — Need for Notification to Ministry of Foreign Affairs — The Law of Denmark.

Consuls — Position of — Honorary Consuls — The Law of Argentina.

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Honorary Consuls — Whether Within Original Jurisdiction of Supreme Court of Argentina.

Consuls — Privileges and Immunities of — Immunity from Jurisdiction of Courts of Receiving State — Acts of a Private Law Nature — Original Jurisdiction of Supreme Court of Argentina.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaty Inconsistent with Subsequently Enacted Statute — “Treaty Merchants” — Admission for Permanent Residence — Eligibility for Naturalization under Subsequently Enacted Statute — The Law of the United States of America.

Nationality — Naturalization — Eligibility for — “Treaty Merchants” — Treaty Inconsistent with Subsequently Enacted Statute — The Law of the United States of America.

Treaties — Operation of — Effect in Municipal Law of Subsequently Enacted Statute — “Treaty Merchants” — Admission for Permanent Residence — Eligibility for Naturalization — The Law of the United States of America.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Non-Self-executing Treaty — Necessity for Municipal Legislation — Whether Treaty Creates Obligations for Individuals.

Treaties — Operation and Enforcement of — Necessity for Municipal Legislation — Whether Treaty Creates Obligations for Individuals — Non-self-executing Agreement.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Effect of Treaties which have not been made part of Municipal Law — Jay Treaty, 1794 — The Law of Canada.

Individual in International Law — Position of — Rights under International Agreements — Necessity for Municipal Legislation — The Law of Canada.

Treaties — Termination of — By Operation of Law — Outbreak of War — Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation — The Law of Canada.

War — Effect on Treaties — Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation — The Law of Canada.

Treaties — Operation of — Necessity for Municipal Legislation — The Law of Canada — Effect of War on Operation of Treaty.

Aliens — Treatment of — Treaty Containing Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Conflict with Municipal Law — The Law of France.

Treaties — Operation of — Treaty in Conflict with Earlier Municipal Law — Whether Contents of Treaty Applicable If Invoked by Virtue of Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — The Law of France.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Operation of Treaties — Peace Treaty with Austria of May 15, 1955 — Effect on Rights of Individuals.

Treaties — Operation of — As Affecting Rights of Individuals — Peace Treaty with Austria of May 15, 1955.

Treaties — Operation of — As Affecting Individuals — Operation of Treaty After Signature but Before Entry into Force — Private Contract Concluded Before Entry of Treaty into Force — Contract Contrary to Purpose of Treaty — Whether Contract Binding — The Law of Austria.

Treaties — Operation of — Requirement of Notification Establishing Existence of Reciprocity — Effect of — Absence of Notification — The Law of Israel.