3. Power to remit forfeitures. § 1241.

VII. Effect of judicial sentences.

1. Conclusiveness as to property. § 1242.

2. Jurisdictional limitations or defects. § 1243.

3. Inconclusiveness as to international rights. § 1244.

VIII. Prize money and bounty.

1. Claimants of prize money. § 1245.

2. Proportions awarded. § 1246.

3. Bounty. § 1247.

4. Abolition of prize money and bounty. § 1248.

CHAPTER XXVI.

CONTRABAND.

L. Restriction on neutral trade. § 1249.

II. What articles are contraband. § 1250.

III. Governmental lists. § 1251.

IV. Controversies as to certain articles.

1. Coal. § 1252.

2. Provisions. § 1253.

3. Cotton. § 1254.

V. Destination.

1. Must be hostile. § 1255.

2. Doctrine of "contiguous voyages.”

(1) Question raised in American civil war.

(2) Cases of Dolphin and Pearl. § 1257.

(3) Case of the Stephen Hart. § 1258.

(4) Case of the Bermuda. § 1259.

(5) Matamoras cases. § 1260.

(6) Case of the Springbok. § 1261.

(7) Delagoa Bay cases. § 1262.

VI. Penalty. § 1263.

VII. Analogues of contraband.

1. Military persons. § 1264.

2. Trent case. § 1265.

CHAPTER XVII.

BLOCKADE.

I. A belligerent right. § 1266.

II. Governmental and de facto blockades. § 1267.

III. Conditions of validity.

1. Authority to institute. § 1268.

2. Effectiveness. § 1269.

3. Paper blockades. § 1270.

4. Closure of insurgent ports. § 1271.

IV. Breach of blockade.

1. Notice. § 1272.

2. Sailing toward blockaded port. § 1273.

3. Attempt to enter. § 1274.

4. Evidence. § 1275.

5. Destination. § 1276.

6. Egress. § 1277.

7. Capture and penalty. § 1278.

8. Deposit of offense. § 1279.

V. Cessation of blockade.

1. Termination. § 1280.

2. Suspension. § 1281.

VI. Ameliorations.

1. Special concessions. § 1282.

2. Days of grace. § 1283.

3. Ships of war. § 1284.

4. Diplomatic agents. § 1285.

VII. Obstruction of navigable channels. § 1286.

§ 1256.

CHAPTER XXVIII.

NEUTRALITY.

I. Nature of obligation.

1. Its significance. § 1287.

2. Governmental conduct. § 1288.

3. Conduct of public officials. § 1289.

4. Conduct of private persons. § 1290.

II. Standard of obligation. § 1291.

III. Prohibited acts.

1. Acceptance of commission. § 1292.

2. Enlistments. § 1293.

3. Fitting out or arming of vessels.

(1) Statutory provisions. § 1294.

(2) Origin of inhibition. § 1295.

(3) Constituents of the offense.

(4) Acts not within the statute. § 1297.

4. Augmentation of force. § 1298.

5. Hostile expeditions.

§ 1296.

(1) Constituents of offense. § 1299.

(2) Diplomatic discussions. § 1300.

6. Use of neutral territory as "base of operations."

(1) Station for hostilities. § 1301.

(2) Sale of prizes. § 1302.

(3) Hostile passage.

§ 1303.

(4) Telegraphic service. § 1304.

(5) Coal supplies. § 1305.

7. Question as to rescue of seamen. $1306.

IV. Acts not prohibited.

1. Sale of merchant ships. § 1307.

2. Sale of contraband.

(1) By private persons. § 1308.

(2) By Governments, inadmissible. § 1309.

3. Blockade running. § 1310.

4. Loans or contributions of money.

(1) By private persons. § 1311.

(2) By Governments, inadmissible. § 1312.

5. Expressions of opinion. § 1313.

V. Asylum.

1. Concession presumed. § 1314.

2. Limitation of stay and supplies. § 1315.

3. Repairs.

(1) Of war damage, inadmissible. § 1316.

(2) Ordinary damage; limitations; internment. § 1317.

(3) Internment of fugitive troops. § 1318.

VL Enforcement of neutral duties.

1. Proclamations. § 1319.

2. Legislation. §1320.

VI Enforcement of neutral duties-Continued.

3. Executive action. § 1321.

4. Judicial action. § 1322.

5. Arrest and detention. § 1323.

6. Exaction of bond. § 1324.

7. Restitution of captured property. § 1325.

8. Effect of a commission. § 1326.

9. Question of extraterritorial pursuit. § 1327.

10. Duty under extraterritorial jurisdiction. § 1328.

VII. Measure of exertion.

1. Requisite diligence. § 1329.

2. Rules of 1871; Geneva Award. § 1330.

VIII. State of belligerency.

1. Essential, as against titular government. § 1331.

2. Not essential, as against disturbers of peace. § 1332.

IX. Effect of armistice. § 1333.

X. Respect due to neutral territory.

1. Inviolability. § 1334.

2. Duty to prevent violations. § 1335.

XI. Rights of neutral trade. § 1336.

(9) Cessation of arbitrators' functions. § 1077.

(10) Testimonial and expenses. § 1078.

(11) Payment and distribution of award. § 1079.

(12) Barring of unpresented claims. § 1080.

4. Finality of awards.

(1) Rule of res judicata. § 1081.

(2) Award outside limits of submission not binding. § 1082.

(3) Decisions impeachable for fraud. § 1083.

5. General arbitration.

(1) Project of International American Conference, 1890. § 1084. (2) Olney-Pauncefote treaty, 1897. § 1085.

(3) The Hague convention, 1899. § 1086.

(4) Second International American Conference, 1902. § 1087. (5) Subsequent measures. § 1088.

11. NONAMICABLE, SHORT OF WAR.

1. Withdrawal of diplomatic relations. § 1089.

2. Retorsion or retaliation. § 1090.

3. Display of force. § 1091.

4. Use of force.

(1) With special authority. § 1092.

(2) Without special authority. § 1093.

(3) Gain of preference in payment. § 1094.

5. Reprisals.

(1) Nature of the remedy. § 1095.

(2) Examples. § 1096.

6. Pacific blockade. § 1097.

7. Embargo. § 1098.

8. Nonintercourse. § 1099.

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