§ 21.19 Ancillary Receiverships

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§ 21.19 ANCILLARY RECEIVERSHIPS

A state court's power to appoint a receiver is limited by its territorial jurisdiction—it cannot provide a receiver with authority to act in another state without the assistance of the other state. Sterrett v. Stoddard Lumber Co., 150 Or 491, 497-98, 46 P2d 1023 (1935).

Under this rule, an Oregon state court can only appoint a receiver with power to act within the state of Oregon. Before a receiver appointed in an Oregon state court can have authority to act in another state, an ancillary receivership must be...

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