(See Ganesh Narayan Singh v. Malida Koer
(1911) 13 C.L.J. 399 at pages 401, 402. She had also no
opportunity to have her say in the matter of the settlement of the
1st May, 1927. The course of proceeding adopted by the
arbitrator was obviously contrary to the principles of natural
justice". (Emphasis supplied).
(See Ganesh Narayan Singh v. Malida Koer(2). She had
also no opportunity to have her say in the matter of the
settlement of the 1st May, 1927. The course of proceeding
adopted by the arbitrator was obviously contrary to the
principles of ,natural justice.
"14. As far back as in 1894 the Privy Council
in the case of Choteynarain Singh v. Mussamat
Ratan Koer observed that in the case of execution of
a Will, an improbability must be clear and cogent. It
must approach very nearly to, if it does not
altogether constitute, an impossibility.