the original petition, restrained the transfer of any of the debtor's property until further order of the court.  This order was served on Silver State on that day.  The foreclosure of Silver State's first deed of trust on the shopping center property, which had already been advertised, was nevertheless consummated.  The property was sold to Carson Third Corporation for approximately $90,000.  The transfer of title from the trustee, Federal Guaranty Corporation, to Carson Third Corporation, took place on May 8, 1956.  The latter corporation is a whollyowned subsidiary of Silver State.


24
The attorney for Silver State explained why that company permitted this foreclosure and sale to proceed after being served with a copy of the restraining order.  This order did not describe theaffected property.  Silver State was not served with a copy of the petition of May 3, 1956, which did describe the property.  The conveyance from Mayfair Shopping Center, Inc., to the debtor was made and recorded on May 2, 1956.  However, the indexing of this public record had apparently not been accomplished prior to May 8, 1956, since an examination of the records, made for Silver State at that time, failed to reveral this conveyance.  Silver State had no independent information to the effect that the property in question was, on May 3, 1956, a part of the debtor's estate.


25
Suggestions were made at several of the hearings, that the property ought to be transferred back to the debtor's estate.  No order to that