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. The appeUant, an Indian national who had undertaken general maintenance work and repairs ·at the Embassy of
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