A foreign State can sue in any Court if such State has been recognized by________________?
Correct answer: B. Federal government
- A. Provincial government
- B. Federal government
- C. President
- D. None of the these
Explanation
Section 84 CPC permits a foreign State to sue in a competent court when it has been recognized by the Federal Government. Recognition by a provincial government or the President is not the statutory requirement stated here.
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