Wight

The trustee in bankruptcy filed a petition for a summary order requiring appellant, Florence A. Wight, a stranger to the proceeding, to show cause why an order should not be made in such proceeding determining that said appellant had no right, title, or interest of any kind in and to certain real property located on Market street, in the city of Oakland, Cal.; and requiring said appellant to forthwith make, execute, and deliver unto the said trustee a proper deed of conveyance of said property. Later an amended petition was filed, alleging that on August 8, 1930, at the time of her adjudication as a bankrupt and for a long time prior thereto, the said bankrupt, Mintie E. Frisbie (hereinafter referred to as the bankrupt), was the owner and possessed of the above-mentioned real property. An order to show cause was duly issued and served. Appellant, appearing specially, filed her return to the order to show cause challenging the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court to adjudicate the merits of her claim to the property in question in a summary proceeding without her consent. The motion was overruled. The trustee called as witnesses, among others, the bankrupt and the appellant.…