In re Levinson

(after stating the facts as above). The Supreme Court, by its judgment in Greene, Trustee, v. Levinson, 123 Wash. 370, 212 Pac. 569, holds that the leasehold interest was the community property of the bankrupt and his wife, carried in the name of the Manhattan Investment Company, and that the trustee in bankruptcy was vested therewith. I think it is primer law that a leasehold of a bankrupt passes to the trustee by operation of law. Gazlay v. Williams, 210 U. S. 41, 28 Sup. Ct. 687, 52 L. Ed. 950; Prudential Lithograph Co. (D. C.) 265 Fed. 869, affirmed (C. C. A.) 270 Fed. 469, 45 Am. Bankr.…