States as international persons — Recognition of acts of foreign states and governments — Duty of non-recognition — Mandate for South West Africa (Namibia) — Termination by UN General Assembly — Security Council resolution declaring South Africa's continued presence illegal — Legal consequences for states — Obligation to recognize illegality and to refrain from inconsistent acts

States as international persons — Composite and dependent states and territories — Mandated and trust territories — Sovereignty over mandated and trust territories — Mandate for South West Africa (Namibia) — Termination of mandate by UN General Assembly UN Security Council resolution declaring South Africa's continued presence and acts in the territory illegal and invalid — Security Council resolution calling on states to refrain from dealings inconsistent with such declaration — Legal consequences of South Africa's continued presence — Legal consequences of Security Council resolution for UN members and non-members — Obligation to recognize illegality and to refrain from acts implying legality

States as international persons — State succession — Succession to obligations — Assumption of sovereignty over certain territories by the British authorities and the re-grant of land revenue to the rulers — Status of the descendants of those rulers — Whether ordinary subjects of India — Acquisition of territorial sovereignty — Mode of — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — With regard to contractual obligations — Merger of States — Agreement with the former ruler granting exemptions from taxes — Whether successor bound — Continuity of the law — What is law — The constitution of India — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — With regard to obligations for delinquencies — Merger of states — Whether successor liable for torts of the former state — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Respect for private rights — Maintenance grant by ruler to younger brother — Brother entitled by Hindu law and custom to adequate maintenance — Whether successor bound by the grant — Act of State — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Respect for private rights — Liability to pay an annuity — Whether devolves upon the successor — Reorganization of states in India — Whether liability devolves upon the new state formed — Acts of State — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Respect for private rights — Grants of land made by former sovereign — Whether binding on successor — Position of Indian state in interval between termination of British protection and incorporation into Indian Union — Whether sovereignty passes with the assumption of administration by the Government of India — Whether acts of Indian administering authority justiciable in Indian courts — Acts of State — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Respect for private rights — Merger of states — Maintenance grants made by the former ruler — Whether binding on successor — Acts of State — The jurisdiction of the municipal courts — Continuity of the law — The Constitution of India — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Continuity of the law — Merger of states — Claim in contract against the former state — Whether enforceable against the successor — The Constitution of India — Use of the merger agreement for evidentiary purposes — The law of India

States as international persons — State succession — Continuity of the law — Merger of states — Whether successor state liable merely because laws allowed to continue — Respect for private rights — Grant of rights of a political nature — Whether binding on successor — The law of India

State territory — Acquisition of territorial sovereignty — Cession — Whether title passes before the ratification of the treaty of cession — Statement by the executive as to whether a piece of territory is part of the state territory or not — Whether conclusive — The law of India

International law in general — Relation to municipal law — Treaties — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, (1951), Article VIII (5)Provision that claims against NATO forces be dealt with by receiving State in accordance with its laws and regulations with respect to claims arising from the activities of its own armed forces — Extent to which law of receiving State applicable — The law of France

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Exemptions from and Restrictions upon — Foreign armed forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, 1951, Article VIII (5) — Provision that claims against members of NATO forces bedealtwith by receiving State — Whether creating employer/employee relationship between receiving State and members of NATO forces stationed in its territory — The law of France

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Exemptions from and Restrictions upon — Foreign armed forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, 1951, Article VIII (5) — Provision that claims against members of NATO forces bedealtwith by receiving State — Whether creating employer/employee relationship between receiving State and members of NATO forces stationed in its territory — The law of France

Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Exemptions from and restrictions upon — Foreign armed forces — NATO Status of Forces Agreement, 1951, Article VIII (5) — Provision that claims against members of NATO forces be dealt with by receiving State in accordance with the laws and regulations of the receiving State with respect to claims arising from the activities of its own armed forces — Whether receiving State subrogated to rights of victim — The law of France

The individual in international law — Nationality — As affected by change of sovereignty — Whether passing of territory changes the nationality of the inhabitants — Proof of nationality — Effect of acquisition of a passport — The law of India

Extradition — Conditions of — Extraditable crimes — Double criminality — Italo-Austrian Convention of 1922 — Offence prosecutable in Italy only on complaint by injured party — Request by Austrian authorities for extradition of Austrian national from Italy — Offence committed on Swiss territory — Whether proof of prosecution of complaint by injured party required — The law of Italy