Occupation Of France Research Articles

Société des Établissements Pigeat et Hazard v. Cie de Traction sur Les Voies Navigables.

Laws of War — Binding Force of — General Participation Clause.Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Booty of War — German Occupation of France (1940–1944) — Inapplicability of Article 53 of Hague Regulations in view of Entry of Italy, a Non-Signatory Power, into the War.

Société des Nouvelles Vedettes de Dinard v. Administration des Douanes.

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

Secret v. Loizel.

Belligerent Occupation — Respect for Private Property — Irregular Requisition of Horses by the Enemy — German Occupation of France (1940-1944).

Beaudet v. X.

Warfare on Land — Occupation of Enemy Territory — Judicial Functions of the Occupant — Nature of Jurisdiction — Relationship to Jurisdiction of National Courts — German Occupation of France, 1940.Warfare on Land — Occupation of Enemy Territory — Nature and Effects of Occupation — Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals — Nature of — Relationship to Local Courts — German Occupation of France, 1940.

INTERNATIONAL TABLE OF STABLE ISOTOPES

THIS Table, together with the Fifth Report of the Committee on Atoms, was last published, in Paris, by the Union Internationale de Chimie just before the occupation of France. After that event Prof. E. Briner of Geneva very kindly offered to undertake the correspondence necessary to continue the work of the Committee. With his help I was able, as chairman, to draw up a Sixth Report which I submitted to him for publication early in 1941. Later in that year he informed me that unfortunately he had been unable to arrange for its publication, and requested me to draw up a modified report brought up to date for 1941-1942. This I did, and in February 1942 he wrote that I might soon expect the proofs of this. I have heard nothing from him since, and as I think further delay would be unfortunate, the report is appended. There has been very little published on the subject since it was drawn up and, so far as I have been able to ascertain, the other members of the Committee approve of all the alterations embodied in it.

In re Falck.

Requisitions — Articles 52 and the following of Hague Convention IV of 1907 — Conception of Requisitions in Modern Warfare — German Occupation of France.