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Session, held in January 1 9 2 6 . RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES FOR DAMAGE DONE IN THEIR TERRITORIES (...) list the follow ing subject: "Whether and, if so, in w hat cases a S tate m ay be held responsible (...) responsibility in the m atters considered and of th e particular solutions derived from these principles

bo responsible for the carry­ ing out of the measures r f preservation : the Government Authorities (...) be responsible for the safe keeping and preservation of the documents. The official or employe whoso special (...) the authority to which he is responsible, to the Saor Basin Governing Ctsnmission and to the Secretary General

in sk a , Substitute Delegate of Poland. 2. Brief Study of the Age of Criminal Responsibility (...) for a concise study of the age of criminal responsibility and also for a study of the various methods (...) responsible for these children. These conclusions are intended to bring out the theoretical and practical

assistance in arresting criminals, etc» In view of Poland's responsibility for accidents duo to explosions (...) , decision imposes on Poland exclusive' and decisive responsibility for all injurs1- to individuals (...) or damage to property in the event of explosions etc........ and such responsibility implies the exclusive

the competence of the State police, the latter shall be responsible for the proceedings ; in the third instance (...) the competence of the State police, the latter shall be responsible for the proceedings ; in the third instance (...) the competence of the State police, the latter shall be responsible for the proceedings ; in the third instance

, we submit the following complaint : I. In response to our petition of September 28th 1928 (...) that the competent authorities gave those responsible for the education of children an opportunity of making (...) those persons responsible for the education of children who had supported, the application

be suspended that may have been taken against the person responsible for the child’s educati.cn because (...) Convention against the exclusion of more than 500 children. Persons responsible for the education (...) be made for a decision by the courts against penalties imposed by the police. Persons responsible

eople Jugendamt) is entrusted w ith official guardianship and takes full responsibility or *'J i (...) . In the towns, the municipal offices for the protection of young people are responsible for the general (...) to advice and supervision. B ut the guardian has entire responsibility for the property and the legal rep

the Peace Trenty, the Governing Commission is responsible "in all crscs" for the protection of persons (...) members, organisations or the officials responsible for the conduct of its adm i n i s tr a t ion. 2 (...) of the member of the Governing Commission responsible for the Department of Justice. An equal number

of a State involves responsi­ bility, Ko sovereign State can alloy/ acts, by which its responsibility (...) the conditions contemplated, could not be aduuoed in any way as involving the international responsibility (...) into engagements is necessarily responsible, towards third States for the compatibility of its new engagements