may by treaty be deprived of property rights against foreign nations__ CIVIL 216 government and military authority, relation of involved in martial law_. 143, 145 CIVIL WAR claim that people of the South during, were not ordinary alien enemies_ confiscation acts, precedent for in the Revolutionary War____ expropriation during_ 919 901 917-945 legislation, forfeiture under, though owner innocent- 453 CIVILIAN Conservation Corps, claims for death or injury caused by members of__ 680 CIVILIANS application of articles of war to.. 515n CLAIMS against United States held by Confederate sympathizers extinguished by legislation-- 492 on government for war damage caused by operation of enemy‒‒‒‒‒‒ 684-688 CLEVELAND jurisdiction of prizes brought into territorial waters of. 642 753n COLLUSION to preclude, forfeiture is operative even against innocent owner____ 451-452 of industrial plants, extent of property interest taken in_. of large industries avoided in 1917-18_ Ten, whether human authority can repeal substance of‒‒‒‒‒ COMMENTATORS 228n works of, as source materials for industrial law. 100 COMMERCIAL property owned by another State subject to acquisition by the United States__. COMMON LAW did not require jury trial in condemnation proceedings_ international law is part of--- In text to 96 by telegraph and telephone, censorship by President Wilson_-_- 74 bearing on right of, capture before or after military occupation__ 738–740 claim for, based on military orders__. 719n for car service irrespective of ownership under Interstate Commerce 614 for requisitioning under Mineral Control Act of 1917-18, how determin- 967 for requisitions required under international law__. 481-483 for retained aircraft designs recoverable in Court of Claims__- 564 for seizure of industrial plants under National Defense Act---- 569 491 484 for taking of property for war purposes, when required_. 794 877n for vessels requisitioned under Emergency Shipping Fund Act of 962-963 in eminent domain transfers burden from individual owner to the pub- 167 is required under eminent domain__. 695, 727 is required under the law of nations, when.. 705, 728 just, required for taking of lands above highwater mark or under- 469 just, to be paid for requisitioned space for War Department__ must be actually paid, for title to vest in condemnor in ordinary con- reasonably certain and adequate provision for, to be made before 262 recoverable in Court of Claims for use of unpublished invention, when_ 655 In text to COMPETITIVE BIDS_ for supples for the Government_-__- statutory exceptions to requirements for‒‒‒‒‒‒ CONDEMNATION absence or insufficiency of appropriation may prevent taking by- at expense of donor, under River and Harbor legislation____ 548n 436 by state or territory for benefit of United States__ 508n by the United States, though intended for use of private plant engaged 580 choice of as method of acquisition_ 886, 889, 890 delays in development can be avoided by, under Declaration of Taking 415 delays in development avoidable under Second War Powers Act_ 590 545 526 525-527 in prize court as passing property interest in captured prize_. 435 414 judgment gives condemnor options of taking at amount awarded or of personalty used with land under Second War Powers Act_. 486 of property under Second War Powers Act_. 375 proceedings, due process in__. proceedings, Attorney General authorized to make stipulation for ex- 232, 237 proceedings, may not be taken in, till reasonably certain and adequate proceedings, seventh amendment does not require jury trial in. protects United States against flaws in title__ 262 274 413 413 title does not vest in condemnor in ordinary, till compensation is ac- acts during the Civil War, precedents for in the Revolutionary War--- as broad policy, unlikely by the United States__ 901 920 502 avoidance of, by accounting for property when peace is restored_. 318 738 815 by United States in enemy territory, when requires statute__ 750-751 227 during War with Spain____ 909, 913 nonfeasibility and inexpediency of, as means of financing a war‒‒‒‒‒‒ 794n 487 772-774, 777 of alien enemy property within the United States, power of------ 775-776 In text to Footnote CONFISCATION-Continued. of alien enemy property within the United States, desirability of 779-780 502n 490 of enemy property within the United States must be justified by 783 of enemy goods on board neutral merchant ships, unless contraband, 344 of neutral goods on board enemy merchant ships, unless contraband, 344 of neutral vessels for carrying contraband_. of neutral vessels placed under enemy control__ 797-798 of private debts owing to enemy creditors, reasons strong against_ of property during Mexican War_ of property during the Revolutionary War___ of property, discussions of whether intended under Trading with the of property of domestic enemies within the United States_. of property within the first nonintercourse act_. rule against, is inapplicable to exercise of police power. CONFORMITY to internationally recognized standards of conduct, bearing of ex- to state practice in condemnation under the War Purposes Act‒‒‒‒‒ CONGRESS 891, 895 act of may in terms be limited to cases when not infringing treaty-- 205a 915, 916 896, 908 961 788n 910 336 321 320 749 722-736 493-496, 607-610 application to, in case of government immunity from suit____ 822n, 823, 825 power of, to authorize taking of a term at the will of the occupying 878n power of, to make rules respecting property of the United States--- 457 471-478 40-41 ratification by, of President Lincoln's Acts_. 66 special application to, for redress of military damage_ 674 6-10, 842, 846 violation of treaty by, is infraction of law of nations_. 205 CONGRESSIONAL attitude toward confiscation of alien enemy property has varied.. legislation paramount over inconsistent Presidential regulations___ 785 458 815 521n CONGRESSIONAL Continued. policy to pay for property requisitioned__ statute for condemnation in the District of Columbia_ statute for defensive sea areas. statute for Presidential government of Tutuila, Manua, and Samoa__ statutes on requisitions.. statute prevails over treaty or international law, as rule for application statute required for exercise of eminent domain in the territories____ public, dictates of, as part of residuary principle_-_- CONSENT of sovereign to suit under Tucker Act---- of State to exclusive jurisdiction in United States___ CONSEQUENTAL damages for violation of international law. damages not included in compensation on requisitioning by Maritime CONSERVATION of Naval Petroleum Act for___. CONSTITUTION and treaties, the supreme law of the land bearing of on taking by the United States, abroad, under authority In text to 766 537 538-539 535 717 419, 422, 423 714-716, 731, 732 522 358 362 368, 374 360 792, 793 649 552 199 powers under, only limitation on Federal eminent domain__. 219 122 243 follows the flag, the extent to which___. of the United States recognizes international law___ prohibition against taxes on exports in, no bar to export control under 813n 168 225-279 92 198 126 activities of the United States, power of eminent domain available for_ 152 6 authority of President to determine use of public domain__ 465n authority, not wisdom of legislative policy is judicially reviewable_- 831, 840 225, 279 limitations on power of Congress-- 13 power of President as authority for exchange of property. of Indemnity Act upheld except when in conflict with Seventh Amend- of statute upheld, irrespective of its wisdom. of statutes, in passing on, court determines only whether legislature of statutes or orders presents judicial question-- 934, 935 247 252 830 554n |