Whether the appeal against the bankruptcy hearing summons was admissible
The appeal was inadmissible because the summons is an instructional order and no irreparable harm was shown.
A summons to appear is an order for the taking of evidence/instruction. The law provides no specific appeal route against such an order; it is only appealable if it can cause irreparable harm. The appellant did not allege such harm, and any defenses could be raised at the bankruptcy hearing itself.