Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Residences of diplomatic agent — Duty to protect against intrusion — Civil war in sending State — Premises in London occupied by representative of one faction in Nigerian civil war after departure therefrom of diplomatic agent — Occupier claiming possession as of right — Occupier evicted by police on executive instructions following diplomatic request for assistance — Whether premises at material time “private residence of a diplomatic agent” — Whether duty to protect applicable where ownership in dispute — Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961, Articles 22, 30 and 31 — Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964 — The law of England

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Ambassadors — Immunity from service of process addressed to Ambassador's sending State — The law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Subordinate members of staff — Alleged breach of tenancy agreement — Technical and administrative officers — Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961 — Modified privilege of technical and administrative officers — Subsisting action stayed on ground of immunity — Diplomatic Privileges Act, 1964 — The law of England.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Permanent diplomatic envoys — Whether member of diplomatic staff immune from suit relating to accident — Suit commenced after departure from receiving State and termination of diplomatic status — International law as understood by the United States of America.

International law — Relation to municipal law — Diplomatic Note purporting to provide for jurisdictional immunity of member of governmental Commission — Local legislation not in conformitywith Note — Whether Note constitutes an international agreement — Whether terms of Note prevail over local law — The law of the United Arab Republic.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Miscellaneous — Member of governmental Commission temporarily in foreign State with its consent and pursuant to treaty — French Property Commission in Egypt — Allegations of espionage — Whether entitled to immunity from jurisdiction — Entitlement to immunity derived from terms of diplomatic note and from local legislation, which were not identical — Whether diplomatic note constitutes international agreement — Whether terms of diplomatic note prevail over local law — Entitlement of ad hoc official missions to immunity under customary international law — The law of the United Arab Republic.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Permanent diplomatic envoys — Immunity from jurisdiction when in transit through third State — Whether envoy in fact in transit — Right of courts of third State to review evidence.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Diplomatic envoys — Immunity from civil jurisdiction — Whether garnishee order can be made against foreign Legation — The law of Germany.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign States — Whether garnishee order can be made against foreign Legation — The law of Germany.

International officials — Jurisdictional immunity of — Extent of waiver for divorce action.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Officials of international organizations — Waiver of jurisdictional immunity for divorce action — Whether waiver extends to costs and alimony.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Representative accredited to United Nations — Exemption from jurisdiction of local courts — Action in rem — The law of the United States of America.

Consuls — Privileges and immunities of — Exemption from jurisdiction of local courts — Diplomatic rank — Proof of status — Uncertified document of Executive Department — Duty of court in absence of acceptable proof of status — The law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic immunities — Exemption from jurisdiction of local courts — Proof of diplomatic status — Uncertified document of Executive Department — Duty of court in absence of acceptable proof of diplomatic status — The law of the United States of America.

Officials of the United Nations — Retinue of — Privileges and immunities of — Act in performance of official duties — Immunity from criminal prosecution — Violation of traffic laws — The law of the United States of America.

Representatives accredited to the United Nations — Retinue of — Privileges and immunities of — Act in performance of official duties — Immunity from criminal prosecution — Violation of traffic laws — The law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic privileges and immunities — Retinue of diplomatic envoy — Envoy accredited to third State — Immunity from criminal prosecution — Violation of traffic laws — The law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Waiver of — Whether Diplomatic Representative Can Validly Waive Immunity Without the Authority of His Government — The Law of Luxembourg

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Domestic Servants Nationals of Receiving Country — Reciprocity — The Law of Belgium

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Limitation of — Inapplicability to Misdemeanours.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Diplomatic Premises — Exterritoriality of Embassy — Whether Belgian Embassy in Berlin Part of Belgian Territory

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Officials of the United Nations — Privileged Character of Files of United Nations and of Information Derived Therefrom — Question Directed by Legislative Committee to Former Employee of the United Nations — The Law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunities of a Personal Servant of a Diplomat — Necessity for Notification of Name — Statement of Executive Department — Binding Force of.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Wife of Diplomatic Envoy — Civil Action — Service of Process.

United Nations — Immunities of — Delegates to the United Nations — Wife of Delegate.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunities of Wife of Diplomat — Immunities of Delegates to the United Nations.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Member of Staff of Observer at the United Nations of a Non-Member of the United Nations — The Law of the United States of America.

Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Civil Action — Immunity in Respect of Acts of Violence.