BOUNDARIES, Bays, 229–242. River, 217. [The figures refer to pages] River and bridge, 206–212. Sounds, straits, and lakes, 217–228. BULLETS, expanding, Hague Declaration of 1899, 1133. CANALS, Navigation of, 221. CAPITULATIONS, Hague Convention of 1907, 1144. CAPTURE AT SEA, After Armistice Convention of November 11, 1918, 1107, 1108. Deep-sea fishermen not exempt, 762-766. Exemption from capture, recapture, rescue, 745–779. Exemption of longshore fishermen, 12–16. In neutral waters, illegal as against neutral country, 848 et seq. Order of superior does not free from liability inferior acting upon it, Passing of title to prize, 1042. Without probable cause, liability for, 744-750. CARTEL CONTRACT PERMISSIBLE, 649 et seq, 653 note 22. CESSION AND CONQUEST, 181-195. CESSION OF TERRITORY, Effect, 188. CITIZENSHIP, See Expatriation; Nationality; Naturalization. CIVILIAN COMMISSIONERS, Trent Case, 887 note 11. COMITY OF NATIONS AS DISTINCT FROM INTERNATIONAL LAW, 17. COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY, 475-476. COMPENSATION FOR ILLEGAL CAPTURE, Declaration of London, 1172. COMPROMIS OR SPECIAL AGREEMENT, Definition of, 477. COMPULSIVE MEASURES OF REDRESS IN TIME OF PEACE, Non-hostile, 493-497. Non-intercourse, 486-492. Retaliation, 499-503. CONDEMNATION, Of prize lying in neutral country, by prize court of captor, 1098 note 3. Of property captured by land forces not necessary, 1037 note. Or some act of forfeiture required to divest title, 1099. CONFEDERATE STATES, See State, succession of. CONFISCATION DUE TO FALSE TESTIMONY OR FALSE PAPERS, 976 et seq., 979 note 39. CONQUEST AND CESSION, 181-195, 694. CONSULAR JURISDICTION, 379-385, 385 note 58. CONSULS, 311-322. As commercial agents not exempt from local jurisdiction, 311-313, 314- May be exempt by special convention, 318-322. [The figures refer to pages] CONTINUOUS VOYAGE, 982–997. Applied to blockade as well as contraband, 988 et seq. As affecting contraband, 955 note 26. Root, Secretary of State, regarding, 955 note 26. CONTRABAND, 955-981. Agreement of neutral to transport, not crime, 920-925, 925 note 2. Classification of, 980. Declaration of London, concerning, 1162-1164. Doctrine of infection, 979 note 39. Does not include persons, 877 et seq. Effect of extension of lists of, 955 note 26. Knowledge of, on part of owner, 971-973, 973 note 31. Penalty attaching to end of return voyage, 975 et seq. Penalty for carrying, 970, 971, 975 note 37. Provisions as, 955, 958, 962-972. CONTRACTS AND PRIVATE RIGHTS, Effect of war on, 585-621. CONVENTIONS, DECLARATIONS, AND RESOLUTIONS, Geneva, convention of 1906 for amelioration of condition of wounded in The Hague, of 1899, Convention for the pacific settlement of international disputes, 474- 477. Declaration concerning asphyxiating gases, 1133. Declaration concerning expanding bullets, 1133. The Hague, of 1907, Convention concerning bombardment by naval forces in time of war, Convention concerning the rights and duties of neutral powers in Convention for the adaptation to maritime warfare of the principles Convention relating to the conversion of merchant ships into war Convention relating to the status of enemy merchant ships at the Convention relative to certain restrictions with regard to the exer- Convention relative to the laying of automatic submarine contact Convention relative to the opening of hostilities, 1138. Convention respecting the laws and customs of war on land, 1138- Convention respecting the rights and duties of neutral powers and Declaration prohibiting the discharge of projectiles and explosives London, declaration of, 1162–1172. Paris, declaration of, 1132. St. Petersburg, declaration of, 1132. Washington, declaration of concerning use of submarines and noxious. Washington, resolution for commission of jurists to consider amendment CONVOY, Declaration of London, 1171. Of evacuation, Geneva Convention of 1906, 1136. Vessels sailing under armed, 1003. CORRESPONDENCE. [The figures refer to pages] Diplomatic, carriage of, 871. Dispatches of enemy, 888 et seq. Exempt from capture, but not mail boat carrying it, 756-759. Postal, Hague Convention of 1907, 1157. COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, 1120-1131. COVENANT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS, 1109-1119. CREWS OF ENEMY MERCHANT SHIPS CAPTURED BY BELLIGER- Hague Convention of 1907, 1157. CRIMES COMMITTED ABROAD, 377, 387. DEBTS, Effect of war on, 453, 556. DECLARATION OF PARIS, 964, 1089. DECLARATIONS, See Conventions, Declarations, and Resolutions. DE FACTO GOVERNMENT, Recognition of, and consequence, 67 note 24, 70 et seq. DESTINATION, 974, 981-1003. DESTRUCTION OF PRIZE, 780-803. Declaration of London, 1169, 1170. Of enemy prize permissible, if vessel cannot be carried into port, pro- Of neutral prize not permissible, 783 note 4. DIPLOMATIC AGENTS, Exempt from jurisdiction, for reasonable time after expiration of mis- sion, 291. In third countries, 293, 294. Exempt from local jurisdiction, 286–295. Protection to, 295-299, 302. DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE, Carriage of, 871. DISCOVERY AND OCCUPATION, 173–180. DISPATCHES, Belligerents carried by neutral vessel, 867, 974. Enemy, 888 et seq. DISPLAY OF FORCE, 504-509. DOMICILE, 659-693. Elements entering into, 659-661. In extraterritorial jurisdiction, 664 note 11. Of American citizens residing in England upon outbreak of war, 672–680. EGYPT, Status in 1922, 33 note 6. EMBARGO, 493-498. EMBLEM OF SANITARY SERVICE OF ARMIES, Geneva Convention, 1136, 1137. ENEMY, Means of injuring, Hague Convention of 1907, 1142, 1143. SCOTT INT.LAW-75 ENEMY CHARACTER, [The figures refer to pages] Declaration of London, 1171. ENEMY DESTINATION, Definition of, 1177, 1178. ENEMY MERCHANT VESSEL MAY NOT, ACCORDING TO LAW OF The Captain Fryatt, 779 note 28. ENEMY ORIGIN, Definition of, 1177, 1178. ENEMY PROPERTY, Capture after declaration of peace, 1102-1107. Confiscated by United States in Revolutionary War, 560 note 6. Definition of, 683-685, 1177, 1178. Insurance upon, allowable, 589-593, 593 note 7. Forbidden, 585-589, 589 note 5. In territory of other belligerent, 549-565. May be withheld during war, 549 note 1. Requisitioned without decision of prize court, 733 et seq. Vessels in port at outbreak of war, 561-565, 565 note 8. ENEMY VESSEL, Carrying fugitives from besieged port not exempt from capture, 767. EQUALITY OF NATIONS, 10. EVACUATION, CONVOYS OF, EXPANDING BULLETS, Hague Declaration of 1899, 1133. EXPATRIATION, Act of Congress of March 2, 1907, relating to expatriation of citizens and Act of Congress of 1868, relating to Virginia statute of 1786, 155. Virginia statute of 1786, 154. EXTRADITION, 404-428. Between states of the American Union, 413. Not for political offenses, 420-426, 426 note 91. Only by treaty or convention, and only for offense specified therein, Statement of Elihu Root, Secretary of State, that action of State De- EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION, 379 et seq., 385 note 58. FISHING VESSELS, Engaged in inshore fishing exempt from capture, 12-16, 762-766. Hague Convention of 1907 regarding, 1157. FLAG, Of truce, Hague Convention of 1907, 1143. Transfer to a neutral, Declaration of London, 1170, 1171. FORCE, Display of, 504-509. FREIGHT, Allowed to captor, 1084. 1085. Neutral carrier, 1083. Forfeiture in case of carriage of contraband, 973-975. SCOTT INT.LAW FREIGHT-Continued, [The figures refer to pages] In relation to captor's expenses, 1083. To be charged upon whole cargo, 1086. GASES, Asphyxiating, Hague Declaration of 1899, 1133. GENEVA CONVENTION OF 1906, For amelioration of the condition of the wounded in armies in the field, Hague Convention of 1907 for the adaptation to maritime warfare of the GERMAN PRACTICE IN THE WORLD WAR, 1914-1918, Contra (The Lusitania), 784-790, 798-803. GOOD OFFICES AND MEDIATION, 474, 475. GOVERNMENT, Recognition of, by foreign state, 61 et seq. HAGUE CONVENTIONS AND DECLARATIONS, HOLY SEE, Attitude of United States toward, 56 note 19. HOSPITALITY, Abuse of, 858-864. HOSPITAL SHIP, Exempt from capture, if strictly used as such, 770. HUGHES, MR. JUSTICE CHARLES EVANS, Opinion in final adjustment of Virginia debt to be assumed by West Vir- IMMUNITY FROM JURISDICTION, 278-336. Diplomatic agents, for reasonable time after expiration of mission, 291 In third countries, 293-294. States and chief of states, 278–285. INDIAN WARS, 538-541. INFECTION, Doctrine of, 979 note 39. INQUIRY, COMMISSIONS OF, 475-476. INSURANCE, Placed upon permissible intercourse by license, 639–642. INSURGENCY, Definition and nature of, 548. Recognition of, 544-548. INSURGENTS, As distinguished from belligerents, 537, 538. Furnishing merchant vessel with arms for, 901 et seq. INTERCOURSE BETWEEN BELLIGERENTS, 622-658. Case of Sir Edgar Speyer, 657 note 25. Generally prohibited, 622–634, 622 note 1,, INTEREST, During war, 602, 603. |