Jurisdictional Immunities of Foreign States Act 2024 · Updated to 24 May 2024 · Part V · Reciprocal Treatment
30. Withdrawal of immunities of foreign State where there is no reciprocal treatment
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foreign State
“foreign State” means any country or territory outside Malaysia, and includes— (a) a department or various organs of government of a foreign State; (b) a constituent unit of a federal foreign State or political subdivisions of the foreign State; and Jurisdictional Immunities of Foreign States 9 (c) the agency, body or other entity of a foreign State established under a written law of or otherwise by the foreign State;