Supreme Court of India
Balwant Singh (d) Thr. Lr. v. Dungar Singh (d) Thr. Lrs.
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Arbitration Act, 1940 – s.39(1)(6) – Disputes arose between appellant and respondent (brothers) after the death of their father, regarding partition of family properties – By an agreement they appointed three arbitrators, who were their close relatives for partitioning immovable properties, shares and jewellery – Arbitrators passed award mentioning therein that the decision given unanimously by the three of them will be binding on the parties – Respondent filed application before District Judge to make the award rule of the court – Objection raised by appellant – Application dismissed by the…
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