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FITZSIMMONS v. JACKSON

BAP Nos. NC-81-1365-AsEV to NC-81-1367-AsEV, NC-82-1088-AsEV and NC-82-1089-AsEV, Bankruptcy No. 4-80-02300 H, Adv. No. 480-0428-AH, BAP Nos. NC-82-1222-AsEV and NC-82-1341-AsEV, Bankruptcy No. 4-80-02300 H, Adv. No. 480-0428-AH.

51 B.R. 600 (1985)

Elizabeth S. FITZSIMMONS, Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee/Cross-Appellant, v. M. NOLDEN, Successor Trustee to Edward M. Walsh, Trustee, Edward R. Fitzsimmons, Edward M. Walsh, Elizabeth S. Fitzsimmons, Appellant/Cross-Appellee, and Ellenora Lynch, Appellee. Ellenora LYNCH, Appellee/Cross-Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellant/Cross-Appellee. Edward M. WALSH, Trustee, Plaintiff, v. ST. PAUL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY et al., Defendants. M. NOLDEN, Successor Trustee to Edward M. Walsh, Trustee, Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee. Ellenora C. LYNCH, Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee. In re Edward R. FITZSIMMONS, Debtor. M. NOLDEN, Successor Trustee to Edward M. Walsh, Trustee, Plaintiff, v. ST. PAUL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, et al., Defendants. M. NOLDEN, Successor Trustee to Edward M. Walsh, Trustee, Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee. Edward R. FITZSIMMONS, Appellant, v. Jess S. JACKSON, Appellee.

United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panels of the Ninth Circuit.

Decided March 22, 1985.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

James V. Fitzgerald, III, Watson & Hoffee, Richmond, Cal., Richard M. Heiman, Tonsing & Heiman, Walnut Creek, Cal., R. Donald McNeil, Robert C. Coylar, Caputo, Liccardo, Rossi, Sturges & McNeil, San Jose, Cal., for appellants.

James Dennis, Goth, Dennis & Aaron, A Professional Corp., Redwood City, Cal., Randy Rogers, Murphy, Weir & Butler, San Francisco, Cal., for appellees.

Before ASHLAND, ELLIOTT and VOLINN, Bankruptcy Judges:

OPINION

ASHLAND, Bankruptcy Judge:

This memorandum covers two consolidated appeals. One is a consolidation of five appeals and cross-appeals. The other is a consolidation of two appeals and cross-appeals. After a jury trial in a condemnation proceeding, one of the successful defendants filed a Chapter 11 petition. The bankruptcy court was called upon to determine the rights of various parties to money remaining in a fund created by the condemnation award...

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