International law in general — Relation to municipal law — Definition of war — Whether the same in international law and common law

States as international persons — In general — Sovereignty and independence — Conclusiveness of statements of the Executive — Statement concerning existence of state of war — Whether conclusive in international arbitration under International Chamber of Commerce Rules — Whether conclusive if arbitrator applies municipal law

International organization and administration — The United Nations — Legal nature of the United Nations — Obligations of membership — Armed conflict between members — Whether capable of amounting to war — Presumption against existence of state of war between members of the United Nations

Disputes — Arbitration — In general — The law applied by arbitral tribunals — Arbitration under International Chamber of Commerce Rules — Conclusiveness of Executive statements

War and neutrality — In general — Effects of outbreak of war — On private contracts — Arbitration clause in bank guarantee

War and neutrality — In general — Termination of war — Armistice agreement and agreement to restore normal relations — Whether terminating war — Intention of parties

War and neutrality — In general — Definition and technical meaning of war — Whether one definition of war exists for all purposes Distinction between war and armed conflict not amounting to war — Whether objective or subjective — Animus belligerendi — Evidence of — Broadcast by Head of State — Relevance of parties' membership of the United Nations — Presumption against the existence of a state of war — Declaration of war — Hostilities between India and Pakistan in September 1965 — Whether amounting to war

Termination of war — Whether war can be terminated by armistice agreement — Effects of Tashkent Declaration, 1966

Effects of outbreak of war — On private contracts — Arbitration clause

Arbitration — International commercial arbitration under International Chamber of Commerce Rules — Role of arbitrator — Whether statement by Executive that a State was at war conclusive in international arbitration — Whether statement conclusive if arbitrator is applying municipal law.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Private Contracts — Trading with the Enemy.

Enemy Character — of Corporations — English Company with Directors in Enemy Territory — Contract Made for Company by Agents in Enemy Territory — Whether Contract the Act of the Company — Difference between Contracts Suspended and Contracts Abrogated by War — Whether Doctrines of Severance Applicable — Purported Ratification after War.

Effects of Outbreak of War — Hague Convention of No. VI of 1907 — Enemy Goods on board Italian Ships.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Treaties — Treaties of a Purely Private Law Nature — Continuance in Force of Franco-Italian Treaty of Establishment of June 3, 1930, despite Outbreak of Hostilities between France and Italy.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Treaties — Treaty between United States and Prussia of 1828.

State Succession — Treaties — Treaties with German States Prior to the Foundation of the German Empire.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Treaties — Treaties with German States prior to the Foundation of the German Empire — Survival of Treaties — Extinction of Contracting Party.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Enemy Subjects with Regard to their Property and other Rights — Statutes of Limitations.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Enemy Subjects — Statutes of Limitations — Suspension of.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Neutral Persons and Property — Embargo — Right of Angary — Requisition of Neutral Ships — Effect as Regards Possession and Ownership — Nature of Right of Requisitioning State.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Neutral Persons and Property — Right of Angary — Requisition by British Government of Timber belonging to Egyptian Company.

Effects of Outbreak of War — Abrogation of Contract for Manufacture and Supply of Goods — Consequences of Abrogation.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Private Contracts — Russian Prohibition of Trading with the Enemy — Effect in the United States.

International Law in General — Relation to Municipal Law — Conditions under which English Courts Recognise and Enforce International Law.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Neutral Persons and Property — Right of Angary — Requisition by British Government of Timber belonging to Egyptian Company and Brought to the United Kingdom without the Consent of the Owner.

Effects of Outbreak of War—On Neutral Persons and Property—The Right of Angary—Requisition by British Government of Timber belonging to Egyptian Company.

Effects of Outbreak of War — Private Property of Enemy Subjects Found in Opposing Belligerent’s Territory — Position of apart from Treaty Provisions.

Effects of Outbreak of War — Property in Great Britain Belonging to an Enemy — Private Property of an Enemy Monarch — Effect of British Trading with the Enemy Acts upon Common Law Right of Forfeiture.

Effects of Outbreak of War — On Neutral Persons and Property — The Right of Angary — Requisition and Destruction of Goods and Vessels.

Effects of Outbreak of War — The Right of Angary — Neutrals and Allies.