International Law — Sources of — Rules of Municipal Law in the Matter of Procedure — Uniform Practice of States — Whether Sufficient to Establish a Rule of International Law

Territory as a Necessary Element of Statehood — Position of the Holy See — Sovereign Order of Malta.

States — Exemption from Jurisdiction — Sovereign Order of Malta.

Subjects of International Law Other than States — Sovereign Order of Malta — Sovereignty without Territory

Treaties — Operation of — Relation to Municipal Legislation — Overriding Effect of Statute Enacted Subsequent to Conclusion of Treaty.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties — Operation of — Relation to Municipal Legislation — Overriding Effect of Statute Enacted Subsequent to Conclusion of Treaty — The Law of the United States

Treaties — Operation of — Statutes Inconsistent with Treaties.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties — Municipal Law Inconsistent with Treaties — Lex po derogat priori

International Law — In General — Relation to Municipal Law — Effect of Municipal Legislation Conflicting with Treaty Provisions — Guatemalan Law

Treaties — Operation of — Relation of Treaty to Municipal Law — Interpretation of Laws in a Manner not Inconsistent with Treaties.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Operation of Treaties — Relation of Treaty to Municipal Law — Interpretation of Laws in a Manner not Inconsistent with Treaties — The Law of Holland

Sovereignty — Independence — Subjection of a State to the Legislation of Another — International Government Loans — Government Loan Contracted in a Foreign Country — British Loan Contracted in the United States of America — How far Governed by Subsequent United States Legislation

Sovereignty — Independence — State Loans — Effect of Municipal Legislation Regarding Gold Clauses upon Bonds of a State Loan — Application of the United States Joint Resolution of June 5, 1933, on the Bonds of a Swedish State Loan

Sovereignty — Independence — Government Loans issued Abroad — Submission to Foreign Law — Joint Resolution of the United States Congress of June 5, 1933 — Application to Norwegian Government Loan

States — Sovereignty and Independence of — Heads of States — Respect for Dignity of — Award of Costs to — Whether Impairing the Dignity of Head of State

States — Sovereignty and Independence — Heads of States — Respect for Dignity of — Trade Marks — Heads of Foreign States — Use of Images of for Commercial Purposes

States — Sovereignty and Independence — Heads of States — Protection by Municipal Law against Insult — Co-incidence of Qualities in the Person Insulted — Actions prior to the Person Insulted Becoming Head of State

Treaties — Termination of — Changed Conditions — Agreements between a State and a Foreign Corporation.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Restrictive Interpretation — Agreements between a State and a Foreign Corporation.

States — Sovereignty of — Contractual Limitations — Restrictive Interpretation of — Agreements between a State and a Foreign Private Corporation — Contracts Affecting the Public Interest

Foreign States — Immunity from Jurisdiction — State Commercial Enterprises — Distinction between Public Law and Private Law Activities — Trade Delegation of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics in Greece — Action in Greek Court on a Contract with the Russian State

Cession — In General — Effect on Private Rights.

Boundaries — Boundary Rivers — Avulsion.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — Conclusiveness of Acts of Sovereignty Performed in Foreign Territory — Expropriation — Avulsion — Effect of Cession on Private Rights

Federal States — In General — Conduct of Foreign Relations — Executive Agreements.

Recognition — Of Governments — Effects of — Retroactivity of Recognition — Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments.

Treaties — Forms of — Executive Agreements — The Law of the United States.

Recognition of Acts of Foreign Governments — Extraterritorial Effect of — Nationalisation Decrees of Soviet Russia — Retroactivity of Recognition — Considerations of Public Order — Effect of Executive Agreements — The Law of the United States — Public Policy of States and the Conduct of the International Relations of the United States

Continuity of States — Juridical Identity of Czarist Russia and the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics — Continuance of Treaty Obligations — Convention on Civil Procedure of July 17, 1905 — Repudiation of Treaty Obligations by the Soviet Government

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties as Part of the Law of the Land.

British Empire — Dominions — Ratification of Treaties — Federal States — Operation of Treaties — International Labour Conventions — Canada.

Treaties — Conclusion of — Constitutional Limitations — Federal States.

Treaties — Ratification of — Effect of Ratification in Constitutions in British Empire — Part XIII of the Treaty of Versailles — International Labour Conventions — Special Meaning of Ratification.

Treaties — Operation of — Federal States — Canada — British Empire.

International Labour Conventions — Operation of — Federal States.

Federal States — Ratification of Treaties — Effect of Ratification in British Empire Constitutions — Part XIII of Treaty of Versailles — International Labour Convention — Special Meaning of Ratification — Performance of Treaty Obligation by Federal State — Whether Necessary Legislation within Dominion or Provincial Sphere — International Status of Canada — Canada as Separate International Person

Federal States — In General — Conduct of Foreign Relations — Powers of the Executive — The Law of the United States