Supreme Court of India
Smt. Santa Slla Devi and Another v. Dhirendra Nath Sen and Others
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Arbitratiun-Incompletion of award-Silence of Arbi trator on plea p/,aud for decision-lmplies rejectiun of the plea-Validity of award-Should be upheld if reasonably possible-Arbitrator need not decide every matter of dispute ""less specifically required-Arbitration Act, 1940 (.X of 1940), •• 30. The appellant as well as the respondents are the heirs of one Hemendra Nath Sen who died intestate in 1929 leaving considerable properties. Dispute having arisen between his heirs an agreement for partition was entered into determining their shares. Among other provisions there was one by which the
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