Supreme Court of India
Champalal v. Mst. Samarath Bai
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Arbitration-Award, Registration of-Power of court to extend time for filing-The Arbitration Act, 1940 (X of 1940), s. 14(2) Jndian Ncgistration Act, (XV I of 1908), ss. 17, 49-Indian Limita tion Act, (J X of 1908), Art. 178-Jndian Succession Act, 1925 (XXXIX of 1925), s. 192. By means of a will the respondent's husband authorised her to adopt the appellant, and the will was duly registered after the death of the testator. The relevant portion of the will ran thus:- "Under this will, I am authorising the said Champalal Ishv,:ardas to execute the same. I have appointed him the executor of
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