| I. | America | Under reservation of the Declaration made at the plenary meeting of the Conference held on October 16, 1907. (See ante, p. 173.) |
| Brazil | With reservation in regard to Article 53, paragraphs 2, 3, and 4. |
| Chile | Under reservation of the Declaration made respecting Article 39 at the seventh meeting of the First Commission held on October 7. |
| Greece | With the reservation of paragraph 2 of Article 53. |
| Japan | With reservation of paragraphs 3 and 4 of Article 48, of paragraph 2 of Article 53, and Article 54. |
| Roumania | With the same reservations made by the Roumanian Plenipotentiaries on signing the Convention for the pacific settlement of international disputes on July 29, 1899. (See ante, p. 529.) |
| Switzerland | Under reservation of Article 53, No. 2. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of the Declarations recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the ninth plenary meeting of the Conference, held on October 16, 1907. (See ante, p. 179.) |
| II. | Argentina | The Argentine Republic makes the following reservations:— |
| | 1. In regard to debts arising from ordinary contracts between the subject or citizen of a State and a foreign Government, recourse shall not be had to arbitration except in the specific case of denial of justice by the Tribunals of the country which made the contract; the legal remedies must first be exhausted. |
| | 2. Public loans, with issue of bonds, constituting the national debt, cannot in any circumstances give rise to military aggression nor to the effective occupation of the territory of any American State. |
| Bolivia | Under the reservation made to the First Commission. |
| Colombia | Colombia makes the following reservations:— |
| | It does not in any circumstances admit the employment of force for the recovery of debts whatever their nature may be. It does not accept arbitration until the Tribunals of the debtor States have pronounced their final sentence. |
| Dominican Republic | With the reservation made at the plenary meeting of October 16, 1907. (See ante, p. 191.) |
| Ecuador | With the reservation made at the plenary meeting of October 16, 1907. (See ante, p. 191.) |
| Greece | With the reservation made at the plenary meeting of October 16, 1907. (See ante, p. 191.) |
| Guatemala | 1. In regard to debts arising from ordinary contracts between the subjects or citizens of a State and a foreign Government, recourse shall not be had to arbitration except in the case of denial of justice by the Tribunals of the country which made the contract; the legal remedies must first be exhausted. |
| | 2. Public loans, with issue of bonds, constituting national debts, cannot in any circumstances give rise to military aggression nor to the effective occupation of the territory of any American State. |
| Peru | Under the reservation that the principles laid down in this Convention cannot apply to claims or differences arising from contracts entered into by a State with the subjects of a foreign State when it is expressly stipulated in the said contracts that the claims or differences must be submitted to the Judges and Tribunals of the country. |
| Salvador | We make the same reservations as the Argentine Republic above. |
| Uruguay | Under reservation of the second paragraph of Article 1, because the Delegation considers that refusal to submit to arbitration can always be legitimately made if the fundamental law of the debtor State, prior to the contract, which gave rise to the misunderstandings or disputes, or the said contract itself, has laid down that such misunderstandings or disputes shall be decided by the Tribunals of the said country. |
| IV. | Germany | Under reservation of Article 44 of the annexed Regulations. |
| Austria-Hungary | Under reservation of the Declaration made at the plenary meeting of the Conference held on August 17, 1907. |
| Japan | With the reservation of Article 44. |
| Montenegro | Under reservations made about Article 44 of the Regulations annexed to the present Convention, and recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the fourth plenary meeting held on August 17, 1907. |
| Russia | Under reservations made about Article 44 of the Regulations annexed to the present Convention, and recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the fourth plenary meeting held on August 17, 1907. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of Article 3. |
| V. | Argentina | The Argentine Republic reserves Article 19. |
| Great Britain | Under reservation of Articles 16, 17, and 18. |
| VI. | Germany | Under reservation of Article 3 and Article 4, paragraph 2. |
| Russia | Under reservations made about Article 3 and Article 4, paragraph 2, of the present Convention, and recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the seventh plenary meeting held on September 27, 1907. (See ante, pp. 304-5.) |
| VII. | Turkey | With reservation of the Declaration made at the eighth plenary meeting of the Conference held on October 9, 1907. (See ante, p. 320.) |
| VIII. | Germany | Under reservation of Article 2. |
| Dominican Republic | With reservation in regard to paragraph 1 of Article 1. |
| France | Under reservation of Article 2. |
| Great Britain | Under reservation of the following Declaration:— |
| | In affixing their signatures to the above Convention, the British Plenipotentiaries declare that the mere fact that this Convention does not prohibit a particular act or proceeding must not be held to debar His Britannic Majesty’s Government from contesting its legitimacy. (See ante, p. 341.) |
| Siam | Under reservation of Article 1, paragraph 1. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of the Declarations recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the eighth plenary meeting of the Conference held on October 9, 1907. (See ante, p. 343.) |
| IX. | Germany | Under reservation of Article 1, paragraph 2. |
| Chile | Under the reservation of Article 3 made at the fourth plenary meeting held on August 17. |
| France | Under reservation of paragraph 2 of Article 1. |
| Great Britain | Under reservation of paragraph 2 of Article 1. |
| Japan | With reservation of paragraph 2 of Article 1. |
| X. | China | Under reservation of Article 21. |
| Great Britain | Under reservation of Articles 6 and 21, and of the following Declaration:— |
| | In affixing their signatures to this Convention, the British Plenipotentiaries declare that His Majesty’s Government understand Article 12 to apply only to the case of combatants rescued during or after a naval engagement in which they have taken part. |
| Persia | Under reservation of the right admitted by the Conference to employ the Lion and the Red Sun, instead of and in the place of the Red Cross. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of the right admitted by the Peace Conference to employ the Red Crescent. |
| XII. | Chile | Under the reservation of Article 15 made at the sixth plenary meeting held on September 21. (See ante, p. 441.) |
| Cuba | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Ecuador | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Guatemala | Under the reservations made in regard to Article 15. |
| Hayti | With the reservation relative to Article 15. |
| Persia | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Salvador | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Siam | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| Uruguay | Under reservation of Article 15. |
| XIII. | Germany | Under reservation of Articles 11, 12, 13, and 20. |
| Dominican Republic | With reservation as to Article 12. |
| Great Britain | Under reservation of Articles 19 and 23. |
| Japan | With reservation of Articles 19 and 23. |
| Persia | Under reservation of Articles 12, 19, and 21. |
| Siam | Under reservation of Articles 12, 19, and 23. |
| Turkey | Under reservation of the Declaration respecting Article 10 recorded in the Minutes of the proceedings of the eighth plenary meeting of the Conference held on October 9, 1907. (See ante, p. 468.) |
| XV. | Switzerland | Under reservation of Wish No. 1, which the Swiss Federal Council does not accept. |