Supreme Court of India
Dhiyan Singh and Another v. Jugal Kishore and Another
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J Arbitration-Award-"Malik Mustaqil", meaning of-Whe- ther conveys absolute estate-Award acted upon-Estoppel against contesting its validity. S and were sons of two brothers respectively. S died in 1884 leaving a daughter M, surviving him. On the death of S dispute arose between and M. claimed the entire estate by survivorship, alleging that S died in a itate of jointness with him and that all the properties were joint family properties and M was entitled only to maintenance. The dispute was referred to arbitration and an award was delivered. Under it the suit properties were given to M and
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