(1) If, in the opinion of the Court, any dispute between two or more wards is a fit subject for reference to arbitration, it shall appoint a next friend for each ward and shall direct him to submit the dispute to the arbitration of such referees or arbitrators as may be nominated by the Court.
(2) An award made under sub-section (1) shall have the same effect and consequences, as an award made by referees or arbitrators to whom a dispute is referred by persons who are not wards.
52. When a suit is instituted in a Court in respect of any property of the ward under the superintendence of the Court, and the title of the ward to such property is lost by reason of a decree of the Court, the expenses incurred in the course of litigation, shall be paid from any other property of the ward.
CHAPTER VII.
WITHDRAWAL OF SUPERINTENDENCE OF PERSON AND PROPERTY.
53. The Court shall, save as provided in section 56, withdraw superintendence of the person and property of the ward when,-
(a) the ward attains majority;
(b) a Civil Court declares that he is no more insane;
Settlement of disputes between two or more wards.
Procedure for arbitration in suits between wards.
Court not liable for expenses.
Withdrawal of superintendence.
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(c) 55[on the orders of the Government being issued] if the superintendence was imposed under clause (a) of subsection (1) of section 7;
(d) the Government revokes its declaration that any owner is disqualified:
Provided that where superintendence has been assumed under section 12, the Court may with the previous sanction of the Government, at any time withdraw its superintendence from the person or property of the ward or from both.