form in which preliminary decrees in Administration Suits A are to be passed. Paragraph 3 of the Form deals with suits filed by the next of kin of the deceased who dies intestate, as in the instant case, and provides for an inquiry to be made and account taken of what or of what share, if any, the plaintiff is entitled to as next-of-kin in the move8 able properties of the Estate. However, if the moveable properties of the deceased are found to be insufficient for carrying out the objects of the suit, then by virtue of paragraph 1 O of the Form the Court may order an inquiry as to what immovable property the deceased was seized of or entitled to at the time of his death and what encumC brances, if any, affect the immovable property of the deceased or any part thereof. The said inquiry might also include the transactions with the appellants which had purportedly been concluded by the owners of the properties themselves during their life time, in order to ascerD tain whether the said properties continued to form part of the Estate of the deceased at the time of their death. The High Court had not committed any error in allowing the amendments to the plaint which had the effect of impleading the appellants as parties to the administration suit filed E by the respondent No.1 and permitting the respondent No.1 to question the transactions entered into by the owners of the Estate with third parties. [Paras 12, 13] [531 F-H, 532 A-E]
