Supreme Court of India
Harbhajan Singh Dhalla v. Union of India
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Suit against an ambassador of a foreign state-Doctrine of immunity and the maxim Par in Parem N-on habet jurisdictionem Central Government refusing to grant permission to sue Jhe Embassy "on political grounds"-Propriety of the order-Code of Civil Proce- ( dure, 1908, Sections 86 and 87 scope and nature of-Administrative~ orders and Principle of Natural Justice, following of-Right of a citizen ' to carry on the work of maintenance and repairs and Court's duty to safeguard his right.
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