The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 27
International Law & Conflict of Laws
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International Law & Conflict of Laws.
1. | What general principle has been established by the comity of nations as to the contract of marriage? State any exceptions. |
2. | What are the general principles as to testing the validity of a contract made in one country and sued upon in another? |
3. | Can a contract, valid where made, but involving a violation of English law, be sued on in an English Court? |
4. | An action is brought in England on a contract made abroad, the remedy on which would be barred by lapse of time in the place where the contract was made: Can the plaintiff succeed? |
5. | Define what is meant by the territory of a State. |
6. | What are the rules of international law as to the use of the high seas, and the right of fishing therein? |
7. | What are the rules of international law as to the trade of neutrals? |
8. | What is an embargo, and what reprisals? |
9. | Give some account of the methods and principles which regulate national intercourse in times of peace. |
10. | Define war. How is it commenced, and what are the results as to the subjects of the respective States at war? |