Armistice — Juridical Nature of — Franco-German Convention of June 22, 1940 — Continuance of State of War between France and Germany — Procedural Consequences — Time for Appeal.

Armistice — Juridical Nature of — Franco-German Armistice Convention of June 22, 1940 — Continuance of State of War between France and Germany — Effect on Punishment of Crime of Communicating with the Enemy on the part of French Nationals to the Benefit of Germany after the Armistice.

Prize Law — Exercise of — Effect of Armistice.

Prize Law — Exemption of Harbour Tugs — Armistice — Effects of — On Jurisdiction in Prize.

Conclusiveness of Statements of the Executive — Termination of War.

War — Termination of — Cessation of Hostilities — Unconditional Surrender of Germany — Armistice with Italy — Capacity to Wage War — Whether State of War Ended — Certificate of Minister — Judicial Notice — Finance Act, 1945 — Detention for “Duration of the Present War” — Habeas Corpus.

Conclusiveness of Statements of Executive — Conclusiveness of Statements by Foreign Diplomatic Representative.

Belligerent Occupation — Continuation of Laws Enacted by Lawful Sovereign — Authority of Government-in-Exile — Conclusiveness of Statements by.

Consuls — Functions of — Representation of Nationals — At Time of Belligerent Occupation of National Territory.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Continuance of Sovereignty of Occupied State — Right of Consul to Continue to Represent Nationals.

Consuls — Functions of — When Territory of Sending State is under Belligerent Occupation.

Belligerent Occupation — Effects of — Continuance of Sovereignty of Occupied State — Consular Representation Abroad.

Belligerent Occupation — Effects of — Laws Issued by Invaded State Prior to Occupation — Continued Validity Abroad.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Nature and Effects of — Effect upon Legislative Powers of Sovereign — Legislation by Sovereign-in-Exile.

Belligerent Occupation — Nature and Effects of — Withdrawal Abroad of Government of the Occupied State — Capacity to Legislate for the Occupied Territory — Retroactivity of Legislation.

Military Occupation — Legal Position of the Occupant — Conditions Necessary for Transfer of Sovereign Rights to Occupying Authorities — Scope of Such Transfer — Judgments of German Military Courts set up by Occupant on Offences Alleged to have been Committed by Greek Nationals — Nature of such Judgments — Conditions of Validity — Acquittal by German Military Court — Absence of Jurisdiction of Ordinary Courts to Pass Judgment in the Same Criminal Cause.

Military Occupation — Judgments of Courts Set Up by the Occupant — Incompatibility with Constitutional Laws.

Belligerent Occupation — Governments established by Occupying Power — Character and Juridical Nature of — Laws Promulgated during Occupation — Laws Extending beyond Limits Laid Down by Article 43 of the Hague Regulations — Inapplicability of Occupation Laws after Re-establishment of Greek State in Full Sovereignty if a New Law made by the Legal Greek Government has not Provided for their Continuance — Application of Laws Existing Prior to Occupation.

Military Occupation — Governments Set Up by the Occupant — Character and Juridical Nature of — Validity of Laws Enacted by Them.

Military Occupation — Legal Position of the Occupant — Fiscal Immunity of Occupying Forces — German Occupation of France (1940–1944).

Belligerent Occupation — Competence of Lawful Sovereign-in-Exile — Legislative Measures of — Obligatory Effect in Occupied Territory — Prosecution of Traitors.

Belligerent Occupation — Punitive Measures of Occupant — Counter-measures of Lawful Sovereign — Obligatory Effect in Occupied Territory.

Belligerent Occupation — Legislative Measures of Authorities Installed by Occupant — Expropriation Decrees — Power to Alter Existing Laws — Competence of Courts to Pass on Validity of Legislative Measures under the Authority of the Occupant.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Legislative and Administrative Functions of the Occupant — Articles 43, 52 and 53 of the Hague Regulations — Requisitions — Compulsory Purchase and Re-sale by the Occupant — Effect of.

Occupation of Enemy Territory — Legislative and Judicial Functions of the Occupant — Creation of an Offence — Offence already Punishable by the Law of the Occupied State — Extent of Jurisdiction of Courts of Occupied State.