Supreme Court of India
Mohanlal Jain v. His Highness Maharaja Shri Sawai Man Singhji
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The appellant filed a suit for the recovery of money as price of goods supplied against the Ex-Ruler of Jaipur. Subsequently s. 87- was introduced in the Code of Civil Procedure making the provisions of s. 86 in respect of suits against rulers of foreign States applicable to the rulers of former Indian States. The Ex-Ruler raised the plea that the suit was incompetent as the consent of the Central Government had not been obtained as required by s. 87- .
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