Belligerent Occupation — Treatment of Civilian Population — Arbitrary Imprisonment — “Protective Custody”.

Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Requiring Inhabitants to Assist in Suppression of Guerrilla Activities.

Termination of War — Meaning of Surrender and its Effect on Belligerent Rights — Capture of Ships — Whether Surrender Equivalent to Armistice — German Unconditional Surrender of 1945 — Meaning of Allied Declaration of June 5, 1945 — Effect on Belligerent Rights.

Prize Law — Meaning of Capture — Whether Capture of Port Includes Vessels Therein — Whether Act of Conscious Volition — Unfinished Structures — Whether Subject to Capture in Prize — Whether Shipbuilding Yard Part of Port — Capture after Termination of Hostilities — Meaning of Surrender and its Effect on Belligerent Rights — Whether Surrender Equivalent to Armistice — German Unconditional Surrender of 1945 — Meaning of Allied Declaration of June 6, 1945 — Effect on Belligerent Rights.

Enemy Character — Of Ships — Whether Ship Condemnable in Prize by Reason of Flag Alone — Ship on Two Registers — Involuntary Enemy Domicile of Owner.

Prize Law — Vessel on Two Registers — Release of Vessel from Requisition for Sole Purpose of Seizing in Prize — Whether Vessel Condemnable by Reason of Flag Alone — Withholding of Evidence from Prize Court — Commercial Domicile — Neutral Owner with Involuntary Enemy Domicile — Whether Order of Condemnation can be Set Aside on Further Evidence.