Aliens — Position of — Treatment by receiving State — Foreign company claiming benefit of municipal legislation governing security of tenure of business premises — Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, 1882 — Supplementary Anglo-French Agreement of 1929 — The law of France.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Commercial treaties — Most-favoured-nation clause — Security of tenure for tenants of business premises limited under French law to French citizens — Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, 1882, extending to British subjects most-favoured-nation treatment concerning law of landlord and tenant — Supplementary Agreement of 1929 — Whether English company occupying business premises in France entitled to security of tenure — The law of France.