CONSOLIDATED TABLE OF CASES ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY VOLUMES 1—125 Notes : This table of cases lists as comprehensively as possible, in alphabetical order, all cases reproduced or reported in the Annual Digest /International Law Reports, entering cases under all common variants of their title. It should be noted that many cases appearing in the AD/ILR do not have a title as such in their original version (e.g. in jurisdictions where the practice is to use case numbers rather than titles). There are other circumstances (e.g. ICJ cases) where to include the full formal title (including the introductory ‘Case concerning’) would be misleading in an alphabetical table. Such cases are listed under the key element[s] (e.g. ‘Aerial Incident of 27 July 1955’ rather than ‘Case concerning ...’). The full formal titles are used, where they exist, in the table of cases by jurisdiction. ILR practice, in the presentation of cases and in the treatment of cases referred to and in the matter of cross-references, has varied considerably over the years. So far as practicable, the current table brings earlier tables into conformity with current practice. Page references in earlier tables have accordingly been deleted where they contained no more than a cross- reference or a direction to another part of the volume where treatment of the case could be found. Where, in the Annual Digest in particular, a long extract from a case has been included, this has been treated as a full report rather than a note – ‘long’, of course, being a variable concept. Current ILR practice is, wherever appropriate, to use English in case titles (e.g. ‘Ad- ministration des Douanes’ is rendered as ‘Customs Administration’, ‘Avocat Gen´ eral’´ as ‘Advocate-General’). But there has been no systematic attempt in this consolidated table to bring earlier practice into line. Ex parte cases are shown both under their full title and under the name of the person concerned (e.g. ‘Ali, ex parte’, ‘Campbell, ex parte’). These latter entries do not show the full formal name (or sub nom)ofthe case unless this seems particularly helpful, for example to distinguish between cases involving persons of the same name (e.g., ‘Smith, ex parte (sub nom Rv.Birkenhead Borough Justices, ex parte Smith)’ and ‘Smith, ex parte (sub nom Rv. West Yorkshire Coroner)’) or where the case might be more familiar under another variant. It is rarely shown where the sub nom title contains little extra information. For example, ‘Bidwell, ex parte (sub nom Rv.Governor of Brixton Prison, ex parte Bidwell’) is rendered simply as Bidwell, ex parte.But ‘Beane, ex parte (sub nom Rv.Bolton and Another, ex parte Beane)’ is shown in full because of the new element ‘R v. Bolton’. All these cases can be found with full details amongst the ‘R v.’ entries. Ex rel cases have been treated in the same way as ex parte cases. A fully detailed list can be found at ‘United States of America, ex rel’. Wherever appropriate in this alphabetical table, case titles have been simplified. For example, phrases such as ‘Government of’, ‘Kingdom of’, ‘Republic of’ have been omitted unless they are necessary to distinguish between countries or between the same country at different periods or where the case[s] themselves make it clear that it is important to retain the phrase. For international tribunals it has usually been sufficient to use, e.g., ‘Liberia’, ‘Iran’. In proceedings in its own courts involving the State, the formula adopted is ‘State (France)’, ‘Public Prosecutor (France)’ etc. so that it is clear in the alphabetical table which jurisdiction is involved. Titles have also been simplified where possible: e.g. the ‘Secretary of State for Home Affairs’ and its variants is ‘Home Secretary’ (without an indication of jurisdiction since this title is used only in the United Kingdom). 1 2 ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CASES Where included, expressions such as ‘Canton of’, ‘City of’, ‘Commonwealth of’, ‘Com- mune of’, ‘Dominion of’, ‘Government of’, ‘Kingdom of’, ‘Municipality of’, ‘People of’, ‘Principality of’, ‘Republic of’, ‘Town of’, ‘Union of’ are listed alphabetically according to the place concerned (e.g., India (Union of)). 767 Third Avenue Associates and Another v. Permanent Mission of the Republic of Zaire to the United Nations 99, 194 44123 Ontario Ltd v. Crispus Kiyonga and Others 103, 259 Av.Federal Department of Justice and Police (Switzerland) 14, 121 (note) Av.Oslo Sparebank 23, 791 A (An Infant), Re ;Hanif v. Secretary of State for Home Affairs 43, 166 A(Baron) v. Prussian Treasury 2, 60 A Company Limited v. Republic of X 87, 412 A Limited v. B Bank and Bank of X 111, 590 A (Mr) v. Secretary-General of the UN (No 1) 34, 450 A (Mr) v. Secretary-General of the UN (No 2) 38, 320 A, Re 12, 454, 18, 324 ‘A’(Republic of) Embassy Bank Account Case 77, 488 A GmbH v. A-M GmbH (Unfair Competition, ‘Multigraph’ Case) 8, 329 AA v. Public Prosecutor 94, 306 AAP Limited v. Republic of Sri Lanka 106, 416 Aarau and Altenrhein (Communes of) v. Noger 18, 293 Aarts v. Vereniging van Fabrikanten van Plakband en Parafinepapier 33, 414 AAY v. State Secretary for Justice (The Netherlands) 99, 26 AB v. HHB 74, 113 AB v. MB 17, 110 (note) AB (an Association) v. Austria, Re (Application No 473/59) 28, 424 AB and Others v. Italy (Communication No 413/1990) 96, 706 (note) AB, Re 12, 285 Abarca, Re 40, 208 Abarrotera Roldan,´ Re 16, 313 (note) Abbasi and Juma Case 123, 599 Abbaye Ardenne Case (Re Meyer) 13, 332 Abbenante, ex rel 20, 333 (note) Abbing v. State (The Netherlands) 16, 456 (note) Abbott v. Republic of South Africa (Decision No 107/92) 113, 411 Abdelghafar and Another v. United Arab Emirates 104, 647, 107, 626 Abdelkader, Re 44, 447 Abdou, Re v. Attorney-General of Kenya 18, 282 Abdouloussen and Others 11, 77 Abdul Aziz v. The Sooratee Bara Bazaar Company Limited 13, 342 Abdul Ghani and Another v. Subedar Shoedar Khan and Others 38, 3 Abdul Motaleb v. Hasan Banu Bibi 17, 37 Abdul Rahman Al-Ali da ’Ij v. Mohamed Nur Ahmad 26, 248 Abdul-Rahman Omar Adra v. Clift et al. 32, 1 Abdulaziz, Cabales and Balkandali Case 81, 139 Abdulaziz and Others v. Metropolitan Dade County and Others 99, 113 Abebe-Jira and Others v. Negewo 107, 447 The Abeille No 24 12, 414 Abel and Others v. Reich 32, 15 Abetz, Re 17, 279 Abo(Tadayasu) et al., ex parte 15, 262 Aboaf, Alessandro, Re 8, 360 ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CASES 3 Aboitiz and Company v. Price 18, 592 Abraham v. Attorney-General (England) 7, 272 Abramovitz v. Attorney-General (Israel) 19, 554 Abreyv.Reusch et al. 24, 774 Abrikossoff et al. v. Brownell et al. 23, 757 (note) Abruzzo Saverio, Re 3, 194 AbuDaoud 74, 453 AbuDhabi Arbitration (Petroleum Development Limited/Sheikh of Abu Dhabi) 18, 144 Accardi, ex rel 20, 357 Access to or Anchorage in the Port of Danzig by Polish War Vessels 6, 383 Access to German Minority Schools in Upper Silesia (Series A/B, No 40) 6, 322. See also Rights of Minorities in Upper Silesia Case (Minority Schools) (Germany v. Poland); Upper Silesia cases Accession of the European Community to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (Opinion 2/94), Re 108, 225 Acchione, Petition of 21, 191 (note) Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM) v. The High Authority (Case 1/60) 29, 320 Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM) v. The High Authority (Case 23/59) 27, 393 Acciaieria e Tubificio di Brescia v. The High Authority (Case 31/59) 29, 209 Acciaierie Laminatoi Magliano Alpi (ALMA) v. The High Authority (Case 8/56) 24, 711 Acevedo v. Casanova 5, 351 Acheson v. Maenza 20, 260 Acheson v. Murakami 16, 204 Acheson, Secretary of State v. Wohlmuth 19, 329 Achikian v. Bank of Athens 2, 18 SNC Achille Lauro 96, 68 Ackroyds Air Travel Limited v. Director of Public Prosecutions 17, 118 Acquisition of German Nationality Case 57, 306 Acquisition of Land (Yugoslavia) Case 3, 346 Acquisition of Polish Nationality (Series B, No 7) 2, 292 ‘ACSYNGO’ and Others v. Compagnie de Saint-Gobain (France) SA and Others 82, 127 Acuna˜ de Arce v. Solorzano´ y Menocal 23, 422 AD v. Canada (Communication No R19/78/1980) 79, 261 Adams v. Adams 52, 45 Adams v. Jamaica (Communication No 607/1994) 115, 286 Adams et al. v. National Bank of Greece and Athens SA; Prudential Assurance Company Limited et al. v. Same 26, 18, 30, 4 Adams Inc. v. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Limited 10, 498 (note) Adan´ Case 7, 279 (note) Addis, Re 6, 306 The Adelaide Star 15, 421 Aden (Government of) and the Government of the Federation of South Arabia v. The East African Currency Board and the Westminster Bank Limited 43, 154 Aderhold v. Menefee 7, 212 Adiletta and Others Case 96, 601 (note) Adjei and Minister of Employment and Immigration, Re 84, 709 Adjudication in Prize of German Bonds Case 32, 107 Adler v. Salisbury City Council 14, 184 Adler, Leonard E, Case 3, 296 ADM Milling Company v. Republic of Bolivia 63, 56 Administration des Chemins de Fer du Gouvernement Iranien v. Societ´ e´ Levant Express Transport 52, 315 4 ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CASES Administration des Contributions Indirectes et ComiteI´ nterprofessionnel des Vins Doux Naturels v. Ramel 93, 233 Administration des Domaines and Others v. Etablissements Sidney-Merlin and Others 20, 438 Administration des Domaines v. Societ´ eF´ ranc¸aise et Industrielle et Commerciale des Petroles´ 48, 475 Administration des Domaines v.