Abstract
United Nations — Legal Nature of — Competence to bring an International Claim — In General — Subjects of International Law — In General — Right of United Nations to Claim Reparation for Damage Caused to its Officials — Extent of Reparation Due — Rule as to Nationality of Claims — Protection of Officials of the United Nations and Effectiveness of the Charter — Right of United Nations to Bring an International Claim against Non-Member States — Concurrence of Protection by the United Nations and the National State.
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