State Succession — Respect for Private Rights — Licences Granted by Previous Sovereign — French Annexation of Savoy and Nice.

Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Treatment of — Requisition of Property and Services from Civilian Inhabitants — Duty to give Receipt for Contributions in Kind.

State Succession — Binding Force of Laws and Judgments Termination of Palestine Mandate — Order of Privy Council Made Prior Thereto — Law of Israel.

Acquisition of Territorial Sovereignty — Conquest and Annexation — Annexation During Hostilities — German Annexation of Eupen, Malmédy and Moresnet in 1940.

Belligerent Occupation — Duties of the Occupant — Shooting of Civilians without Due Process of Law — Articles 30 and 46 of the Hague Regulations of 1907.

Warfare at Sea — Measures and Instruments of Force — Ninth Hague Convention of 1907 respecting Bombardment by Naval Forces in Time of War — Enforcement of Laws of War — Punishment of War Crimes — Treaties — Power of Municipal Courts to Apply and Interpret.

Cession of Territory — Effects of — Jurisdiction — After Cession of Territory — Appeal Pending from Courts of Ceded Territory — Treaty of Peace between Italy and the United Nations of February 10, 1947.

State Territory — International Leases — Nature of Sovereignty over — United States Bases in Newfoundland — Whether a “Foreign Country” within the Meaning of United States Legislation.

Prize Law — Validity of Capture — Necessity for Intention to Seize in Prize — Lawful Capture — Necessity for Authorization or Ratification of Capture by Government — Jurisdiction — Absence of Jurisdiction to Hear Claim in Prize by National of Foreign State.

International Rivers — Freedom of Navigation on — Whether Bar to Compulsory Insurance of Crews of Vessels in Foreign Waters — Statute of the Rhine.

Territorial Waters — Status of — Legal Position in the Course of Revolution.

State Territory — Territorial Waters — Waters Surrounding Uninhabited Island — Breadth of Maritime Belt — Three-Mile Limit — Coastal Fisheries — Limitation to Nationals of Littoral State — French Law.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Enforcement of Criminal Sentences Passed by Foreign Court — Nature of Foreign Court — Acquisition of Foreign Status by Court Subsequent to Passing of Sentence — Partition of India — State Succession — Relationship of Undivided State to Successor States — India and Pakistan — Law of Pakistan.

Jurisdiction — Extraterritorial Effect of Legislation — Bankruptcy — Service of Petition on Foreigner Abroad — Interpretation of Statutes — Whether to be Interpreted Differently in relation to Foreigners.

Jurisdiction — Offence Committed Outside the Territory of the State — Colonial Parliaments — Legislative Competence — Power to Enact Extraterritorial Legislation — High Treason — Allegiance — Dual Allegiance — Enemy Alien in Armed Forces — Superior Allegiance — Change of Nationality in Wartime — Duty of Allegiance to Local State — Termination of Allegiance — Capture as Prisoner-of-War by Enemy Forces — Survival of Allegiance to Local State — Sovereignty — British Commonwealth of Nations — Position of Crown — Union of South Africa — Whether Possessing Sovereignty and Majestas in the Technical Sense — Right of State to Self-preservation — Law of Union of South Africa.

Jurisdiction — Jurisdiction over Aliens Abroad — Alien Holding British Passport — Enjoyment of Protection whilst Abroad — Corresponding Duty of Allegiance — Treason — Adherence to King’s Enemies — Broadcast Propaganda from Enemy Territory.

Jurisdiction — Over Aliens — Alien Enemies — Duties towards State of Residence — Belligerent Occupation — Nature and Effects of — Sovereignty — Status of Occupying Forces — Exterritoriality — War — Nature of — Right of Private Persons to Resort to Acts of Hostility.

Criminal Jurisdiction over Foreigners — Members of Foreign Armed Forces Engaged in Common Military Operations — The Law of Italy — Co-belligerents and Allies — Treaty of Peace between Italy and the United Nations of February 10, 1947 — Rights of Individuals thereunder.

Jurisdiction — In National Waters — Crime Committed by Aliens on Foreign Ship in National Waters — Ship in Custody of United States Marshal.

Jurisdiction — In Ports — Over Foreign Vessels — Matters of “Internal Order” — Jurisdiction of Consul — Treaty Requirement of Proclamation as to Reciprocity — Whether Satisfied by Proclamation Putting Treaty into Effect.