Judgment

BACHAWAT. J.: The appellant is the Ruler of the former Indian State of Jaora. He had money dealings with the respondent. By an agreement dated February 23, 1957, the appellant and the respondent agreed to refer their disputes regarding those dealings to the arbitration of Lala Durgashankar. On the Same date, the arbitrator trade an award. By this award the arbitrator found that a sum of Rs. 1.60,000 was due to the respondent from the appellant, and directed that this sum would be payable in eight quarterly instalments, the first four instalments to be of Rs. 21,000 each and the next four instalments to be of Rs. 19,000 each, the amount of interest would be payable in another quarterly instalment, the respondent would have a first charge on the sums receivable by the appellant from the Government of India as privy purse, and would be entitled to realise those sums under a letter of authority issued by the appellant and if the Government would raise any objection to the payment the respondent would have the right to realise the dues from the personal property of the appellant Some of the items of the loans in respect of which the award was made were secured on lands and ornam