Jurisdiction — In Ports — Foreign Vessels — Seamen’s Claims to Wages — The Law of the United States

Conclusiveness of Statements of the Executive Department — How Far Limiting Judicial Determination — The Law of the United States.

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Foreign States — Agency Created by Foreign State — Conclusiveness of Statements of the Executive Department — How Far Limiting Judicial Determination — The Law of the United States

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive Department — Claims to Immunity — Endorsement of Claim to Immunity put forward on behalf of Foreign State.

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Departments of Foreign States — Claim to Immunity on Part of Representative of Foreign State — Endorsement of Claim by Executive Department — Binding Force of — The Law of the United States

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Foreign States — Claim by Foreign State to be an Interested Party in an Action — Relevance of

Jurisdiction — Immunity of Foreign Sovereign State — Implied Waiver — Institution by State of Proceedings Before Another Municipal Tribunal — Set-Off

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Constitution of Eire.

Jurisdiction — Sovereign Immunities — Extent of — Direct and Indirect Impleading of Sovereign — Official Agent to Contract for Government — Whether State a Necessary Party to Proceedings — International Law and Municipal Law — Constitution of Eire

States — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Union of Soviet Socialist Republics — Russian State Trust for Mining — Russian Trade Delegation and State Bank

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign States — Actes de gestion and Actes de pouvoir — Test of the Distinction

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Vessels in Possession of a Foreign State — Evidence of Possession by Foreign State

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive Department — Claim to Immunity — The Law of the United States.

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Vessels in Possession of Foreign State — Claim to Immunity — Means by which Foreign State Obtains Possession — Relevance of — Statement of Executive Department — Nature of Activity of the Vessel

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Foreign States — Jurisdiction of Courts to Enquire into Title to a Vessel Owned by a Foreign State — Vessel Purchased by the United States from Mexico — Validity of Mexican Title

Ships — Immunities of — Brussels Convention of 1926.

States — Jurisdictional Immunities of — Immunity from Execution — State-owned Ship Engaged in Commerce — The Brussels Convention of 1926

Aliens — Position of — Prohibited Immigrant — Capacity to Sue In forma pauperis.

Jurisdiction — Sovereign Immunities — Privately-Owned Vessel Chartered to Government — Vessels Used for Public Purposes of a State — Attempted Attachment of Vessel — Aliens — Prohibited Immigrant — Capacity to Sue in forma pauperis

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Men-of-War — Members of Crew Committing Offences Ashore — Right of Territorial Authority to Demand Surrender of Offenders who have Regained their Ships without being Arrested Ashore

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Men-of-War — Members of Crew Committing Offences Ashore — Effect of Surrender of Offenders by Local Authorities after Arrest

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Public Ships — Conception of — Brussels Convention of 1910 on Maritime Assistance — Ships Belonging to Autonomous Ports — Whether “Public Ships”

International Law — Relation to Municipal Law — Incorporation of International Law in Municipal Law.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Members of Foreign Armed Forces — Foreign Warships in Ports — Subjection to Criminal Law — Exterritoriality of Vessels — Implied Grant of Immunities — Implied Promise to Pass Necessary Legislation — Matters of Discipline — Powers of Arrest, Search, Entry and Custody — Canadian Constitutional Law — Competence of Legislature to Grant Immunities from Criminal Jurisdiction — International Law and Municipal Law — Evidence of International Law

International Law and Municipal Law — Whether International Law Part of Municipal Law — Jurisdiction — Sovereign Immunities — Armed Forces of Friendly Power — Implied Grants of Immunity — Extent of.

Jurisdiction — Immunities of Foreign Sovereigns and their Agencies — Armed Forces of Friendly Power Admitted to Territory — Implied Grants of Immunity — Extent of Immunities — Discipline — Criminal Law — Immigration Laws — Civil Law — Defamation — International Law and Municipal Law

Jurisdiction — Exemption from — Foreign Armed Forces — Members of Crew of Foreign Warship Ashore — Relevance of Rejoining the Warship — Surrender for the Purpose of Preliminary Enquiries

Jurisdiction — Immunity from — Foreign States — State-Owned Ships — Ship which is neither in Possession nor in Public Service of the Foreign State