Treaties — Agencies of Interpretation — Franco — Belgian Boundary Convention of January 15/May 31, 1886 — Erection of Building Near to the Frontier Within a Distance Prohibited by the Convention — Reference to Minister for Foreign Affairs for Interpretation.

State Succession — Respect of Private Rights — War Pensions.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Preparatory Work — Distinction between Preparatory Work Relating to the Substance of a Provision and that Showing whether a Question was Included in the Convention or Not — Minutes of Sub-committees — State Succession.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Travaux Préparatoires.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Consideration of Preparatory Work — Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property — Convention of Paris of 1883 — Modifications Introduced at Hague Conference of 1925 — Reference to the Unrevised Text — Reference to Unadopted Projets.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Preparatory Work — Interpretation of a Disputed Clause by a National Delegate at an International Conference.

Aliens — Expropriation of Property of — Meaning of “Expropriation” in United States — Panama Claims Convention of 1926.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Various Rules of — “Obvious and Natural” Interpretation — Implications from Silence — “Ordinary Usage” of Words in a Treaty Drafted in One Language Only — Meaning of “Private Property” in Treaty Drafted in English — Interpretation of Panama Canal Boundary Convention, 1914, and Hay-Varilla Treaty, 1903 — State Responsibility — Expropriation — Meaning of “Expropriation” in the United States — Panama Claims Convention, 1926.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Preparatory Work.

Interpretation of Treaties — Rules of — General Purpose of the Treaty — Preparatory Work.

Interpretation of Treaties — Various Rules of — Interpretation according to General Purpose rather than to the Meaning of a Term as Used in the Municipal Law of One Party.

Treaties — Operation of — Interpretation by Reference to Municipal Law.

Treaties — Interpretation of — Various Rules of — Interpretation by Reference to Municipal Law.

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Treaties and Acts of Congress of the United States.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Conditional and Unconditional Clauses — Restrictive Interpretation of Conflicting Legislation — Treaties and Acts of Congress in the United States.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Interpretation of — Whether Scope of Clause Limited to Subject-Matter of the Treaty.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Interpretation of — Whether Applying to Illegitimate Trade — Liquor Treaties of 1924.

Treaties — Most-Favoured-Nation Clause — Meaning of Reciprocity.

League of Nations — Secretariat — Contracts of Service — Administrative Tribunal — Effect of Verbal Interpretation by Subordinate Official of an Engagement Undertaken in Writing by a Public Authority — Literal and Equitable Interpretation of International Administrative Regulations — Position of Secretariat as regards Responsibility for Wrongful Decisions of Autonomous League Bodies — Civil Law Rule that a Person Promising Performance of an Act by a Third Party is Responsible for Refusal of that Third Party.

League of Nations — Secretariat — Administrative Tribunal of the League of Nations — Competence Tribunal Limited to Application of Law — Complaint Based on Considerations of Equity — Position of Nansen International Office as Successor to Certain Obligations of the League of Nations.

League of Nations — Secretariat — Administrative Tribunal of the League of Nations — Competence Tribunal Limited to Application of Law — Complaint Based on Considerations of Equity — Position of Nansen International Office as Successor to Certain Obligations of the League of Nations.

International Labour Conventions — Interpretation of Municipal Act Embodying Convention — Merchant Shipping (International Labour Conventions) Act, 1925 Meaning of the Term “Wreck” — Seaman’s Claim for Wages.

Application of International Labour Conventions — Geneva Convention of June 10, 1925, on Workmen’s Compensation for Accidents — Operation of Treaties — Reciprocity — Question of Necessity for Conclusion of Bilateral Agreements.

Application of International Labour Conventions — Geneva Convention of June 10, 1925, on Workmen’s Compensation for Accidents — Question of Necessity for Conclusion of Bilateral Agreements.

Application of International Labour Conventions — Geneva Convention of June 10, 1925, on Workmen’s Compensation for Accidents — Reciprocity — Operation of Treaties — Question of — Necessity for Conclusion of Bilateral Agreements.