1. On the merits and as applied to the facts and evidence in this case did specified principles of fundamental justice, including unclean hands, constitutionally prohibit the court from affirming distribution of property not belonging in the estate of Monroe F. Marsh.

2. As a question of law could the court constitutionally deny or ignore principles of fundamental justice by confirming lack of standing under prior opinions without considering proffered material changes in law and facts occurring since the time of opinions.

3. Was the U.S. Constitution Fourth Amendment infringed upon by the pre-trial seizure of petitioners property due to lack of probable cause or mode of execution.

Whether specified principles of fundamental justice, including unclean hands, constitutionally prohibited the court from affirming distribution of property not belonging in the estate