Supreme Court of India
N.khosla v. Rajlakshmi (dead) and Ors.
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Registration Act, I 908--Section I 7 (I) (b)-Arbitration Act, I 940; Section 14--Gift of part of ancestral immoveable property to daughters by father-Father later revoked the gift deed and paid cash to them in lieu of the property--Father partitioned the property among his sons-Dispute between sons daughters regarding share of the property-Sole Arbitrator held in favour of the sons-Sons filed an application before trial court to make the award of the arbitrator, a Rule of the Court-Daughters raised objections on the ground that it was not registered under the Registration Act-Trial Court
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