Supreme Court of India
Babulal Khandelwal & Ors. v. Balkrishan D. Sanghvi & Ors.
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Administration suit - Suit filed by Respondent No. 1 for administration of the Estate of his deceased parents, who died intestate - Deceased parents of Respondent No. 1, during their lifetime, had entered into transactions with Appellants - High c Court allowed amendment to the plaint and thereby impleaded Appellants as parties to the suit - Challenge to - Held: The Court while appointing an Administrator in an administration suit to administer the Estate of the deceased, who dies intes- tate, may be required to examine transactions involving prop- ~ erties of the Estate to determine assets
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