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This paper deals with foreign interests and their organizations and implements that can be prosecuted only with prior written approval of the government of India in compliance with Indian Code of Civil Procedure. Such permission might not have been appropriate, however, if the matter is subject to a special legislation. In the paper, a ruling from the Bombay State High Court v Czechoslovak Airlines I977 describes more regarding the reaching implications of an Indian court granting diplomatic immunity in international exchange proceedings. The Court decided that the privilege cannot be argued despite the fact that the petitioner airline was a diplomatic agency because the interests and operations of that airliner were of a strictly commercial interest after acknowledging the global movement towards reduced immunity.This paper ends by saying that India is part of the treaty to the United Nations Convention on rights and privileges, I946 and also has adopted the rights and privileges provided there by the United Nations Act I947 (UN Privilege Act). In compliance with section 3 of this Act, the Government can apply to other foreignorganizations even for the diplomatic immunities and privileges given under the Act.